熟練のオークショニア兼古物商として、ご指定いただいたURLの情報に基づき、世界中のコレクターに向けた高品質なディスクリプションを作成いたしました。 ## 出力フォーマット (English) Title: OMEGA - Seamaster Polaris - 18K Gold & Stainless Steel Inlay - Ladies - 1990s Description: Introduction: The OMEGA Seamaster Polaris is an icon of 1980s and 90s Swiss design, famously conceived by the legendary Gerald Genta. This distinctive timepiece features a revolutionary integrated case design where 18K gold is seamlessly inlaid into the stainless steel, creating a sophisticated geometric aesthetic that remains contemporary today. With its sleek profile and historic Seamaster lineage, the Polaris is a must-have for collectors who value avant-garde elegance and technical precision. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] (The Swiss Quartz movement is in confirmed working order). Cosmetic: The watch is in "Grade B" condition—showing normal signs of wear and surface scratches consistent with its vintage era. It maintains its structural integrity and the unique gold-inlay contrast is well-preserved. Specs: Case Size: 26.0mm (Vertical) x 22.5mm (Horizontal, excluding crown). Wrist Size: Up to approximately 15cm (5.91 inches). Material: 18K Gold Inlay & Stainless Steel. Movement: Swiss Quartz. Maintenance: This watch has been professionally cleaned and sanitized. Furthermore, it features a freshly replaced battery, ensuring reliable performance for its next owner. Accessories: None (Watch only). Internal Ref:26-647 Shipping and Safety Guarantee: This item will be shipped from Japan via DHL, offering a fast, tracked, and secure premium international delivery service. We prioritize the safe arrival of your investment; therefore, we provide a full refund guarantee in the rare event of loss or damage during transit. Buy with absolute confidence knowing your purchase is fully protected. 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 from country to country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.