**Seiko Actus Silverwave 6306-8010 (Automatic)** **SPECIFICATIONS:** \- Japanese Seiko Actus Silverwave exellent condition from 1976, classic and vintage style. This model is combination of two most representative models that enlivened Seiko at the time, the Actus and Silverwave. These model was loved by people of all generations because of its sporty, waterproof performance and simple design. \- Seiko stainless steel strap, fit up to 21cm wrist. \- Stainless steel case size 37mm (without crown), Lug to Lug: 41mm, Lug Width: 18mm, Thickness: 10mm. \- Blue houndstooth pattern on the dial make it look three-dimensional. White dauphine hands with raised shinny hour markers add more depth to the dial. Bold calendar box for Kanji/English day and date. \- Screwdown crown at 4 o’clock position . \- Quickset for day and date, by screw the crown out (counter-clockwise) then pulling out the crown at first position and wind it. \- The swirl logo applied at the bottom of the dial, means Suwa Factory - today's Seiko Epson. **CONDITION:** The watch is well preserved for its age (See Photos). The original movement is serviced and works perfectly fine (keeping the time, changing the day and date). Please note that only adjust the date/day in 6-7 o’clock (safe time), must not adjust it in 9PM-4AM or the movement will be broken. When setting time, it’s recommend to winding the minute hand in clockwise direction. Winding in counter- clockwise might damage the movement. Recommend to avoid getting wet for vintage watch. The watch has been tested for 1 month and operate stablely before selling. **SHIPPING AND PAYMENT:** \- Worldwide shipping via UPS (cost me 60-80 USD) with tracking number. 6-8 business days. \- Price 350 USD (free shipping). PayPal F&F or G&S (+4.4% transaction fee paid by buyer) \- Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying. These charges are normally collected by shipping company (UPS).