A thin, simple, non-date, small-diameter case, hand-wound model. This model was the foundation of the King Seiko and was a hot topic as a mid-range watch at the time. Gold cases are common, but this silver case with sharp gold hands is rare. The number of crowns is decreasing year by year, and they are traded at high prices. It is also introduced by Fire Kids, a prestigious antique watch dealer. Currently, it was running until mid-December 2025, but it is currently not working and I think it needs oiling. I have confirmed that the hands can be operated with the crown. The sunray dial and the windshield show signs of use, but I think it is acceptable considering the age. The leather belt was deteriorated, so I disposed of it. Please enjoy it with your favorite belt. The case is crisp. If it's cheap, you can have it overhauled at a local watch shop for around 10,000 to 20,000 yen. I was planning to have it overhauled and use it, but I am reluctantly selling it to organize my collection. I hope the second owner will cherish it. If you are looking for a new item or want to cancel for some reason, please do not purchase. Please purchase only if you understand antique watches. No refunds or returns are allowed to prevent switching. Stains, scratches, and scratches on the windshield... Yes Body only, no belt. #Seiko #HandWoundWatch #JapaneseWatch #VintageWatch #KingSeiko #Citizen #SmallSecondHandWound #OmegaSeamaster #NonDateHandWound #GrandSeiko