The Watch is working, beautiful original condition. For details please look at the pictures. Production date February 1994. The rather hard to find (in working order) 6M13 0010 Age of Discovery from Seiko’s Dancing hands & Perpetual Calendar series. Released to commemorate the 500th Anniversary Christopher Columbus “discovering” the Americas, the 6M13 comes equipped with a pretty globe dial and a stunning Santa Maria case back. At first glance you might feel a bit overwhelmed by a dial crowded with hands; but rest assured, it’s actually a very easy to understand watch. The navy-blue side of each hand points to the time, when “TIME” is selected on the six o’clock sub dial. The red and blue ends of the hands point to the days, months, and years when “CALENDAR” or “ALARM” is selected. The perpetual calendar displays Day, Date, Month, and the full four-digit year (in case you forget which century we’re in). It accounts for leap years and remains accurate until 2400. It also has a calendar search option where you can input some date related data and it will spit out the missing pieces. This is very useful if you need to find out what day of the week it was on 5th September 2003 (Friday). Because the watch can track dates from 1400 to 2400, it actually switches from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar in 1582! Pretty remarkable. Note: Delivery can be delayed depending on the customs procedures. And If there aren't direct flight, Delivery can be delayed. The purchaser must pay the additional expense including Import duties, Tax and the entry charges. These charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Note: The purchaser must pay the additional expenses such as Import duties, Tax and the entry charges. Note: Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding, Your country's customs office can offer more details.