Dated pic: https://i.imgur.com/m8YiifB.jpg Album (incl wrist roll vid): https://imgur.com/a/OyNPTMJ US-based seller, looking for $500; shipping included up to $20. US buyers only please. PayPal preferred. Watch is used, but in pretty good condition, aside from some small scratches between the lugs (I was putting an Uncle Seiko bracelet on this for a while that apparently did a number on the polished surfaces there). I tried to get pictures in the album for you. I have a wrist size just over 7” for your reference. I recognize I have no feedback to speak of here, but I have 100% feedback with a few dozen transactions on eBay (feel free to look me up at wblackburn). Happy to answer any questions to help you feel at ease. Please comment before PM’ing, so I can make sure I know someone’s asking for info! Specs: -Diameter: 42mm -Lug to Lug: 51.5mm -Thickness: 12mm -Lug width: 22mm -Weight: 91g -Crystal: Sapphire with the *slightest* of domes -316L case -Leather strap, I believe ostrich -Movement: ETA 2893-2 office GMT. 28,800 vph, roughly 42 hour power reserve. Every time I have tested it, this one is running anywhere from -1 to +1! -Rotating internal bezel. No clicks. -Both crowns are screw-down; 2 o’clock operates movement, 4 o’clock operates bezel. -Water resistance: 200m Pros: -Great movement. You’re generally paying 4 figures to get this movement in something; I have been so impressed with how this thing runs and again, I’m getting COSC-parameter output from this thing within -1 and +1 a day! -Very nice finishing. This was actually the first Swiss watch I ever purchased and I must say I was very impressed out of the box with the finishing, crystal, and really how everything just felt a cut above from the homages and micro brands I mostly had at that time. -GADA. With 200m water resistance and screw-down crowns, you’ll never have to worry about this being ill-suited to a harder wearing environment. And of course, the looks give a feel that would absolutely be suited to the office as well. I appreciate the case isn’t super polished, aside from between the lugs and chamfers, so it’ll hide scratches and wear well. -Strap monster. I’m not a huge fan of the factory strap (OK for comfort, just not my style), but this thing can take any strap well. Cons: -Crown issue; upon unscrewing, the 2 o’clock crown sometimes doesn’t fully pop out into the winding position. Generally it just takes a second or two of fiddling and it’ll pop right out where you need it. This has never affected how the watch runs, and aside from this issue the crown operation feels extremely solid. Seems like this may be a common issue with this watch, as I noticed Dave from Just the Watch seemed to have a similar issue with his as well. But wanted to make you aware. -No minute marks. Part of why I’m getting rid of this watch is the lack of minute markings. Obviously the inner bezel can kind of fill that role, but I found that I missed the minute markings. May not be a big deal for you, but worth pointing out. -Size. Not a con in and of itself, but I know many like a smaller watch, and this is not that. I have a roughly average sized wrist and I feel it looked/wore just fine. But obviously for some, the size may be a turn off.