Seiko - Credor - Men - 2000-2010

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Description from the seller

A rare Seiko Credor Pacifique chronograph, reference GCBK997 / 6S77-0A10, distinguished by its striking carbon-fibre dial and integrated stainless-steel bracelet. Produced around 2000 as a limited edition of 2,000 pieces for the Japanese market, this model represents an especially distinctive chapter in Credor's sporty chronograph design.

The textured carbon-fibre dial creates a deep black-to-gunmetal appearance, complemented by contrasting yellow-orange chronograph accents and luminous applied hour markers. Three recessed sub-dials provide the chronograph functions and power-reserve indication, while the date window is positioned at approximately 4 o'clock. The integrated bracelet and substantial polished case give the watch a refined yet distinctly sporty character.

At its heart is Seiko's Calibre 6S77 automatic chronograph movement, a high-beat mechanical calibre operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and incorporating a column-wheel chronograph, date and power-reserve display. Credor's own documentation confirms the 6S77 as an automatic-winding movement with approximately 50 hours of running duration.

The combination of Credor's premium positioning, unusual carbon-fibre dial, integrated bracelet and limited Japanese-market production makes this a distinctive neo-vintage Japanese mechanical chronograph. The supplied photograph also shows a presentation box.

Since the item will be shipped from Japan, customs duties may apply upon arrival.
For more details, please refer to the following link:
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A rare Seiko Credor Pacifique chronograph, reference GCBK997 / 6S77-0A10, distinguished by its striking carbon-fibre dial and integrated stainless-steel bracelet. Produced around 2000 as a limited edition of 2,000 pieces for the Japanese market, this model represents an especially distinctive chapter in Credor's sporty chronograph design.

The textured carbon-fibre dial creates a deep black-to-gunmetal appearance, complemented by contrasting yellow-orange chronograph accents and luminous applied hour markers. Three recessed sub-dials provide the chronograph functions and power-reserve indication, while the date window is positioned at approximately 4 o'clock. The integrated bracelet and substantial polished case give the watch a refined yet distinctly sporty character.

At its heart is Seiko's Calibre 6S77 automatic chronograph movement, a high-beat mechanical calibre operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour and incorporating a column-wheel chronograph, date and power-reserve display. Credor's own documentation confirms the 6S77 as an automatic-winding movement with approximately 50 hours of running duration.

The combination of Credor's premium positioning, unusual carbon-fibre dial, integrated bracelet and limited Japanese-market production makes this a distinctive neo-vintage Japanese mechanical chronograph. The supplied photograph also shows a presentation box.

Since the item will be shipped from Japan, customs duties may apply upon arrival.
For more details, please refer to the following link:
https://www.catawiki.com/en/help/fees/do-i-have-to-pay-customs-fees

Details

ブランド
Seiko
性別
Men
モデル
Credor
バンド素材
Steel
保険付き配送
はい'
バンドの長さ
Regular (180–200 mm)
時代
2000-2010
文字盤再塗装
いいえ'
ムーブメント
Automatic
ケース素材
Stainless steel
オリジナルボックス付属
はい'
オリジナル書類付属
いいえ'
ケース直径
39 mm
オリジナル保証書付属
いいえ'
コンディション
Very good - minor signs of wear
日本Verified
1
Object sold
Private

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