**Model**: Seiko Credor 2F70-5130 **Year**: July 1996 **Features**: ***- The History***: An ultra-slim Credor dress watch, made from precious materials. Credor has a long history as Seiko’s “precious material” sister company. Founded in 1974, and deriving its name from "Crête d'Or" (French for “height/pinnacle of gold”), Credor set out to create dress watches using precious metals and stones. Now, Credor is more well-known for its extraordinary craftsmanship and otherworldly finishing. ***- The Materials***: Released in the early 90s, and like a lot of Credors, it was only sold in Japan. The case and bracelet are titanium, and the dial accents and hands are 18k gold, and the crystal is sapphire. Three precious materials packed into a 4.5mm tall watch - not bad! Being quartz, titanium and slim, it’s incredibly lightweight and effortless to wear. ***- The Bracelet***: It has a beautiful “lock & key” clasp and is very comfortable to wear. It would fit up to a 7.25” wrist (18cm). **The Condition**: It’s in great condition overall. A couple of small marks on the bracelet, but everything else looks great. **Scope**: No box or papers. **Movement**: 2F70 Quartz **Case Width**: 23.0mm **Case Thickness**: 4.5mm **Lug to Lug**: 29.3mm **Price**: Offered at **$515** plus shipping. Bank Wire, Wise.com, PayPal or Shopify via my website are accepted. Not accepting trades. Fees paid by you. **Of note**: I will have a “Hers” version of this watch available for sale shortly. Let me know if you’re interested as I can bundle both together at a discounted price. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/WOcEhNj) [Proof](https://imgur.com/a/N7qunOH)