Limited Edition Tsao Baltimore Torsk Diver up for sale. Love the story behind this watch, founder and Baltimore native Alan Tsao wanted a Baltimore built and themed watch so had these built and named after the Torsk submarine that is docked in Baltimore, MD. Made in a few different variations, each limited edition of 423 pieces (the submarine’s number is 423). This particular configuration was the most striking and was the first that sold out, this specific watch is number 195 of 423. It is built rock-solid with a marine grade bronze case with 300m/1000ft WR, double domed crystal, sapphire bezel, and proven movement. It came with a beautifully crafted, Tsao Baltimore branded leather strap and branded bronze buckle. I always prefer divers on rubber straps, so you’ll see it pictured on my yellow Barton, as well and am happy to include it if you’d like. It is in excellent condition and always garners uninitiated compliments from others when it’s on my wrist, probably the only watch I’ve ever owned to always be noticed by others. With my growing collection, it’s time for someone else to enjoy this beauty. Below are the specs: FEATURES: Movement: Miyota 9015 Automatic Movement (Regulated in 4 positions). The 9015 includes a date window, 48 hour power reserve, and beats at 28,800 VPH (Vibrations Per Hour), resulting in a very smooth sweep of the second hand. It is also shock resistant and includes a hacking function, making it one of the best values on the market. Water Resistance: 300 Meters / 1,000 Feet Glass: Double Domed Sapphire Crystal Glass with Anti-Reflective Coating Caseback: Exhibition (See-thru) Sapphire Crystal Lume: Swiss Super-Luminova C3-X1 Bezel: 120 Click Uni-directional Domed Sapphire Straps: Quick Release DIMENSIONS: Case Size: 43mm Lug-to-lug: 48mm Thickness (Including Crystal): 13.8mm Strap Lug width: 22mm CASE MATERIAL: The Marine Grade Bronze TORSK is corrosion resistant and forms a natural oxide layer over time. This extra layer, called patina, protects the metal and gives a unique design - initially the timepiece will have a rose gold tint that will darken to an artisan brown. Nevertheless, that patina can be easily removed through a variety of methods (see youtube), bringing the watch back to the original out-of-the-box look. I am asking $545 shipped to you. It comes with the papers that came with it, including the certificate of authenticity and warranty card (a watch winder also came with it, but it’s been donated to Goodwill). If you search the history, you’ll see this exact watch rarely comes up for sale (about once a year) and has always sold quickly in this price range, so this seems like a competitive starting point. Shipping is only within the United States. I will accept wire transfer, Zelle, and PayPal (G&S considered with solid history and buyer pay fees). Please don’t hesitate to ask any questions and thanks for looking!