# Reference: **Model:** Credor “Node” GCBT995 True GMT **Production Date:** May 2004 **Timestamp:** [https://imgur.com/a/ujgJYih](https://imgur.com/a/ujgJYih) **Album:** [https://imgur.com/a/9Vwn3MZ](https://imgur.com/a/9Vwn3MZ) # Features: **The Origin.** A tightly packed seven-hander from Credor. Introduced in 2004 as part of Credor’s Node Collection, the GCBT995 packs a true GMT movement alongside a retrograde day, circular date, and a 50-hour power reserve indicator. On paper, seven-hand watches are inherently busy, yet Credor masterfully carves out ample dial real estate around the edges for the indices. It’s a complex yet remarkably balanced daily option. To me, it’s the absolute perfect office watch. **The Complication.** The secondary crown allows you to jump the hour hand in one-hour increments, without affecting the minute and second hands or the 24-hour hand, thus making the Credor GCBT995 a "True" or "Traveller" GMT.  **The Movement.** The 4S76 movement holds historical significance as the last 4S calibre developed by Seiko before production ceased in 2015. At its release in 2004, it was considered Seiko’s most complicated mechanical movement to date - making it a must-have for avid collectors. # Details: **The Condition**: In great condition overall. Just serviced by Campanola in Japan. No marks of any noticeable significance, other than a few minor scratches on the caseback. **Scope:** Box and instructions. **Movement**: 4S76 Automatic True GMT, with 50-hour Reserve, and 28,800bph **Dimensions:** \- Case Width: 40.0mm \- Lug to lug: 46.2mm \- Case Thickness: 13.2mm \- Bracelet: Fits up to 7.2 inches **Price:** Priced at **$2380** plus shipping. Bank Wire, Paypal or [Wise.com](http://Wise.com) accepted. Not accepting trades. Transaction Fees paid by the buyer. **Of note:** Nothing to report