Introduction: Experience the pinnacle of 1970s Japanese precision with the SEIKO King Quartz 9723-8030. Positioned just below the Grand Quartz in SEIKO's luxury hierarchy, this model features a radiant gold-tone dial and a sophisticated integrated-style bracelet. The King Quartz line was a symbol of status and technical achievement during the "Quartz Revolution," offering accuracy that far surpassed traditional mechanical watches of the era. Condition Report: Status: [ WORKING ] Cosmetic: The watch is in Rank A condition (Fairly Good). As an authentic vintage piece, it shows light, honest signs of wear on the gold-plated case and bracelet, which add to its vintage character. The dial remains clean, and the day-date function operates smoothly. Please review the high-resolution images for the specific aesthetic condition. Specs: Case Size: 33.4mm (1.31 inch) × 35.2mm (1.38 inch) excluding crown Wrist Size: Up to 17.0cm (6.69 inch) Material: Gold-plated Stainless Steel Movement: High-Grade SEIKO Quartz Cal. 9723 Features: Day-Date Display (Kanji/English), Made in Japan Maintenance: Battery: Newly Replaced. Ready for immediate and reliable use. Cleaning: Professionally Cleaned and Sanitized (Ultrasonic cleaned). Internal Ref:25-1245 Accessories: None (Watch only) Shipping & Reliability: Direct from Japan: Shipped via DHL Express for fast, tracked, and secure international delivery. Expert Packaging: Your timepiece will be meticulously wrapped in bubble wrap and secured in a sturdy carton to ensure it arrives in perfect condition. Authenticity & Protection: Sourced from an AACD-member dealer, we guarantee this item is 100% authentic. In the unlikely event of loss or damage during transit, we provide a Full Refund. Shop with total confidence from a certified Japanese specialist. Customs and Taxes: This item will be shipped from Japan. Please be aware that your country of residence may impose customs duties and import taxes. These additional charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Customs policies vary widely, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.