# Reference: **Model:** Credor GCAR966 HAQ **Year Produced:** March 2021 **Timestamp:**  [https://imgur.com/a/ThtSk30](https://imgur.com/a/ThtSk30) **Album:**  [https://imgur.com/a/4WxgAQa](https://imgur.com/a/4WxgAQa) # Features: **The Collection.** The Credor GCAR966 is as accurate as it is beautiful. Released in 2020 as part of Credor’s Signo Collection - meaning symbol or stamp in Latin - the series is designed to epitomise Credor as a brand. It’s clear that this model achieves exactly that. **The Design.** A solid 18k rose gold bezel, paired with matching indices, surrounds a glossy black dial. Inside, the ultra-slim and ultra-accurate 8J81 movement powers the watch with an impressive accuracy of ±10 seconds per year. At just 6.9mm thick and 37mm wide, it not only perfectly captures the spirit of Credor but also flawlessly embodies the concept of a dress watch - lightweight, slim, and effortlessly classy. **The Look.** For me, a dress watch should be enjoyed in its entirety - no one detail should overpower the watch as a whole. The intricately cut dagger indices play a key role in balancing the 3, 6, and 9 Roman numerals. Typically, baton, stick, or dagger markers are either longer or shorter than the accent numerals, but Credor’s approach of equalising the two creates a harmonious design where no single element steals the spotlight. **The Value.** With a retail price of around $4,500 in Japan, the price I’m offering the watch at today exemplifies how Credor remains significantly underappreciated and undervalued in Western markets. If you’re in the market for a dress watch, this is your chance to pick up a great value proposition. **Details:** **Condition**: Great condition overall. Almost no noticeable marks of any signifiance anywhere on the watch, other than the caseback. **Scope:** No box or papers. **Movement**: 8J81 HAQ Movement # Dimensions: * Case Width: 37.0mm * Lug to lug: 42.9mm * Case Thickness: 6.9mm **Price:** Priced at **$1585** \+ shipping. I accept a variety of different payment methods (Paypal G&S/F&F, Wise, Bank Transfer, Credit Card), depending on your transaction history. Transaction fees paid by the buyer. Not looking for trades. **Of note:** Nothing to report