Listing for sale my rad Sinn T2 B (Blue Dial). Also known as EZM15. The T2B is a rare bird, and is the predecessor to the new T50 - the T2 is superior technically with 2000m water resistance vs. T50's 500m. Watch is nearly mint and includes full kit: inner and outer box, Sinn springbar tool, Sinn titanium bracelet sized to my 6.75" wrist plus 4 extra links, warranty card dated 2015 (and manufactured in 2015 according to Sinn), and operating manual. Details on watch: Dimensions: 41mm width, 13.3mm height, 20mm lug width, around 47mm lug to lug. Case and bracelet: Grade 5 titanium is bead blased and nearly mint. I'd give the case and bracelet condition 95% or better. just a few super tiny surface marks, no gouges. virtually no marks on back of lugs. clasp does have a few more marks from desk diving but minimal. Captive bezel (push down to turn, 60 click unidirectional) is tegimented and is mint. Crown is threaded and functions correction. Threads are a little rougher than I've had on other premium watches - might be something to do with the grade 5 titanium. The T2 features Sinn's AR (argon filled) technology and dehumidifying capsule. Capsule is barely a light blue, suggesting this is at around just 25% its lifespan. Movement: According to Sinn archives, this is running a Sopped A10 premium movement that's been running at around -3 s/d on my wrist. I don't have a timegrapher and don't have service history. YMMV. Crystal and Dial/Hands: Crystal is a beautiful domed sapphire - so much more beautiful to look at than the U50's flat sapphire. Underneath is an electroplated matte blue dial that is stunning. It changes from a brilliant blue to a super dark, almost purply black. In daylight, the hands and indices are an easy-to-read white with black centers. At night, the lume is INSANE. The hour hand and dial indices use a blue lume, white the seconds and minute hand (and bezel pip) use a green lume. It's by far the brightest lume I've seen on a watch. These pop up maybe once every few years, and there's only one listed on Chrono24 at over $5000. Unfortunately, my heart is set back on either a Speedy or IWC chrono, so this is being listed reluctantly. No trades at this time. Price lowered to $3500. Only selling CONUS to members of Watchex with history.