# Reference: **Model:** Seiko Credor GCAT992 **Year Produced:** May 2008 **Timestamp:** [https://imgur.com/a/TAN8Dkt](https://imgur.com/a/TAN8Dkt) **Album:** [https://imgur.com/a/YYC81JB](https://imgur.com/a/YYC81JB) # Features: **-** ***The Collection.*** Part of the often-overlooked Credor Node collection, this GCAT992 highlights a brand that balances artistry, innovation, and subtle luxury. First introduced in 2004, the Node collection marked a pivotal moment for Credor. Seiko redefined the brand from one that heavily relied on precious metals to one that paired sophisticated, modern designs with elite movements, using precious metals as subtle accents rather than the main feature. The result was a decade of remarkable diversity, producing what I believe to be the most varied collection in Seiko’s history. ***- The Design.*** It wouldn't be a Credor if it didn't have *some* precious metals, so the bezel is 18kt solid rose gold. The silver is silvery-white, and the 2, 4 and 7 are applied markers, offering a layered looking to the otherwise subtle dial.  **-** ***The Movement.*** The GCAT992 houses Credor's 8J80 movement, which is +/- 10 seconds per year High Accuracy Quartz.  Not only is it incredibly accurate, it's also delightfully thin. **-** ***The Style.*** Its beautifully integrated bracelet creates a seamless, lug-less dress watch aesthetic. And at just 5.4mm thick and 36mm wide, it will effortlessly slip under even the tightest of cuffs. The dial emphasizes the numbers 2, 4, and 7 as a poetic reminder of life’s “ceaseless flow of time,” as every moment of your life unavoidably happens within those 24 hours, 7 days a week. **Details:** **Condition**:  In very good condition. There are some small marks on the bezel and bracelet.  **Scope:** Comes in a leather Credor travel case. **Movement**: 8J80 HAQ Movement # Dimensions: \- Case Width: 36.0mm \- Thickness: 5.4mm \- Bracelet Length: Up to a 7.2 inches **Price:** Priced at **$1350** \+ 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 any trades. **Of note:** Nothing to report.