Orient, the third son of the domestic watch industry, following Seiko and Citizen. ● Items from a watch store closing down sale ● Accessories: Orient bag, cardboard ● Protective film remains on the back cover ● Working and with good accuracy (no warranty) ● Automatic wristwatch from around the 1970s ● The Mexican, a collectors' item with overwhelming popularity ● The Chrono Ace with a non-scratch (super-hard case) was produced in extremely small numbers and had a high selling price, so it rarely appears on the used market, making it a very valuable and hard-to-find vintage wristwatch. ● The non-scratch Mexican is rarer than the general Chrono Ace Mexican, and in addition to its rarity, it has a luxurious and weighty feel, and a Showa retro atmosphere. 【Mexican】 The shell dial made of natural Mexican shell material has a unique pattern that exists only in the world, making it a one-of-a-kind wristwatch that will not be the same as anyone else's. ※ The shining white dial displays green, blue, and red hues when viewed from different angles. ● Although King Diver, perpetual calendar, Flash, etc. have been reproduced in the past, this Chrono Ace Mexican has also been reproduced in the past. ● There may be some scratches and other age-related deterioration due to long-term storage or display, but as you can see from the photos, there are no scratches on the glass surface, and it is generally very clean for its age. ● Although it is a new, unused item with good accuracy (no warranty), it is a mechanical wristwatch of an old age and has not been serviced, so please have it overhauled if you intend to use it. ● Only those who understand antique and used items, please. Also, Ricoh, Seiko, Citizen, Orient, Technos, Bulova, and Edox are currently on sale or are scheduled to be listed.