This watch is a collector’s item. This Seiko Chariot 2620-5430 is a classic quartz dress watch from around 1980, reflecting Seiko’s focus on slim construction and refined aesthetics during the early quartz era. The Chariot series is appreciated for its minimalist design and balanced proportions, making it a timeless choice for collectors of vintage Seiko watches. Japanese watches are highly respected among collectors for their precision and durability, and this piece represents the elegant and practical design philosophy of Japanese watchmaking. ■ Brand: SEIKO ■ Model: Seiko Chariot 2820-5430 ■ Movement: Quartz ■ Case size: 31mm x 35mm x 6mm (excluding crown) ■ Case material: Steel ■ Bracelet material: New leather ■ Water resistance: Yes ■ Accessories: None [Condition] Overall condition is good. Case: Plating wear and scratches present Crystal: Minor scratches. Dial: In good condition Hands: In good condition Crown: Signs of wear present Movement: The watch is currently running well. Date: None Bracelet: New leather Please refer to the photos for details. Please note As this is a vintage or discontinued watch with no known service history, timekeeping accuracy cannot be guaranteed due to age. A full overhaul is recommended for reliable daily use. For quartz watches, we have confirmed that the item is working at the time of inspection. However, in the unlikely event that the battery runs out by the time it reaches you, please kindly replace the battery yourself. Shipping Shipped via DHL Express or EMS (Japan Post). A tracking number will be provided. Import taxes are the buyer’s responsibility. Important Notice for International Buyers Import duties, VAT, and customs clearance fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Buyers in Italy and France please be aware: delays and high customs charges are common. Refusal to pay may result in return or disposal of the item, for which we cannot be held responsible. Please check with your local customs office to understand all potential costs before purchasing. We do not under-declare item values or mark items as gifts, as doing so is against international regulations.