Feel free to make an offer but please avoid low ball offers. The time and effort for each and every one of my watches are tremendous, not cheap. Seiko 5 Automatic with 6309 Movement | Custom Diver Case | Sapphire Crystal | Rare 3D Dial ?? Quality Craftsmanship Serviced, De-Magnetized Timegrapher Regulated: Each watch is fully serviced for optimal performance. Three-Month Warranty: Unlike many sellers, I provide a warranty on my watches, ensuring peace of mind for my buyers. ?? About This Seiko 5 This Seiko 5 Automatic is one of the most visually stunning pieces I’ve worked on. Featuring the 6309 movement, it is housed in a Seiko 7s36 Diver case with a rotating bezel and new sapphire crystal. Rare 3D Dial: The dial has a striped texture and a 3D translucent color that shifts under different lighting—making it uniquely beautiful and unlike anything else you’ll find. Display Back: Shows off the Seiko movement, offering a glimpse into the heart of this mechanical masterpiece. ?? Specifications Case Size: 43mm (including the crown), 46mm lug-to-lug Thickness: 13.2mm Bracelet: Original Seiko 5 bracelet—thick and heavy. The end pieces are slightly mismatched (see photo) but overall a great look. Fits up to a 7" wrist comfortably. Crystal: New sapphire crystal for added durability and clarity. Movement: Serviced 6309 movement, keeping great time. ?? Performance Condition The watch keeps accurate time and runs smoothly as expected from a Seiko 5. The bracelet is in great condition and still holds its original charm, with only minor imperfections visible on the end pieces (see photos). ?? Warranty Service Final Sale, but I offer a three-month warranty. If you experience any issues, simply return the watch to me, and I will repair it and ship it back to you for free (you only pay for shipping to me). ? Shipping Information Domestic Shipping: Free, USPS Priority Mail, with extra insurance at no extra cost to you. International Shipping: Available at actual cost, with insurance included. ?? Why Mechanical? In the age of electronics, owning a mechanical timepiece from the 60s and 70s allows you to connect with a time when watchmaking was truly an art form. Wear something different—a piece of history