Good morning Watchex, Up for sale is this absolutely killer from one of my favorite brands TRASKA out of Jacksonville, FL. The brand TRASKA is world renowned for their value to dollar ratio in my opinion! For the amount of money you pay you will receive a top notch watch that punches in the same class as watches that are double in value! The bracelet on traskas is where they shine. I have never put on a more comfortable bracelet and that is due to their fully articulating links. About this specific watch: Used but in very very good condition, functioning perfectly, there is an area on the crystal where it appears the AR coating has a couple blemishes as photographed but you would have to be inspecting this watch super carefully to even notice these. This watch comes with the ever desired quick adjust clasp, please inspect the photos but for me I’d rate this watch a 8.5 or 9 out of 10 easily. This watch still has plastic on clasp Price is $649 shipped to your door. Please ask any questions you may have. From: Hands-On: Traska Venturer GMT Watch | aBlogtoWatch Powering the Traska Venturer GMT is the Miyota Cal. 9075 automatic movement, which runs at a frequency of 28,800vph (4 Hz) with a power reserve of approximately 42 hours. Additionally, Traska regulates its movements in four positions to bring the timekeeping of the Miyota 9075 down to -10/+20 seconds per day, and while this is still a fairly long way away from chronometer standards, it still represents a 25% reduction in tolerances compared to the standard factory specs for this popular Japanese caliber. As a true “flier” style GMT movement, the Miyota 9075 features an independently adjustable local hour hand that can be jumped forward or backward in one-hour increments, rather than the “caller” style that offers independent adjustment of the date and 24-hour hand. While each type of GMT movement has its own list of positives and drawbacks, a “flier” style GMT caliber is the superior choice for a travel watch like the Traska Venturer GMT, as it allows users to easily update their local timezone to reflect their changing location, without disrupting any of the other hands on their watch. Fitted to the lugs of the Traska Venturer GMT is a stainless steel bracelet that features the same hardened surface coating as its case. Tapering from 20mm at the lugs down to 16mm where it connects to its clasp, the bracelet features a fairly standard three-link design, although each link fully articulates and bends at two places, which means that the bracelet is quite a bit more flexible compared to something like a traditional Oyster-style design. Additionally, while the bracelet attaches to the lugs with standard spring bars (rather than with a quick-release system), the links are all completely solid, and single-sided screws are used for the removable links, which means that sizing the bracelet is a simple and straightforward process. As for the clasp, it is constructed entirely from machined components and features a double push-button release, along with a well-conceived integrated extension system that offers five positions of incremental adjustment. While the size of the clasp is slightly large relative to the rather compact profile of the case, it hardly feels oversized when on the wrist, and the internal sections of the clasp are decorated by perlage, which serves as a rather nice yet unexpected design detail. Up until just a few years ago, a mechanical GMT movement with an independently adjustable local hour hand was something that really only existed beyond a price floor of several thousand dollars, although the Miyota 9075 has completely changed the landscape for travel watches, and this same functionality can now be obtained for well-under four figures. With an official retail price of $720 USD, the Traska Venturer GMT ultimately represents a highly compelling offering within the GMT watch landscape, and this remains true even within the context of other timepieces that are powered by the same movement, which are often priced slightly higher and aren’t accompanied by the more premium features that can be found on the Venturer GMT, such as its hardened surface coating and integrated clasp extension system. All things considered, between its versatile aesthetic, robust design, practical GMT movement, and objectively reasonable price point, the latest generation of the Traska Venturer GMT is very well-suited to being someone’s go-anywhere travel watch. included:                Comes with everything pictured in timestamp photograph, full kit minus pen Asking:                   $649 shipped USPS with tracking anywhere in US and PR. Payment accepted:       Zelle is preferred for every transaction but necessary for users with 0 flair. Paypal and Venmo reserved for established members of this forum. Shipping:                Included USPS shipping anywhere in the US, packed and shipped with love and care first thing, shipping will happen first thing tomorrow morning. Please read my flair for added comfort and confidence, please don’t hesitate to ask any questions you may have.