Title: SEIKO - "Momotaro" Pop-Up Pocket Watch - Ref. 21-7450 - 17 Jewels Hand-Winding - Unisex - Vintage 1970s Description: Introduction: An exceptionally rare and highly collectible treasure for horological enthusiasts: the SEIKO "Momotaro" pop-up travel/pocket watch, Ref. 21-7450. Named after the traditional Japanese folk hero born from a peach, this mechanical marvel mimics a blossoming peach or opening shell. With a gentle pinch, the beautifully ornamented black and gold outer casing splits open to reveal a gorgeous, diamond-shaped silver dial. Operating on a robust 17-jewel hand-winding movement, this mid-century Japanese masterpiece is as much an exquisite art piece as it is a precise timepiece. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] (The manual-winding mechanism is fully functional and running smoothly.) Cosmetic: Rated as Condition A (In great vintage condition). The diamond-shaped dial is remarkably clean with sharp, crisp numerals and hands. The outer protective folding case shows very minimal wear, preserving its original gold-embellished floral details beautifully. Please refer to the high-resolution images to appreciate the outstanding condition of this vintage piece. Specs: Dimensions (Fully Opened): Height: 36.1 mm (1.42 inches) / Width: 62.9 mm (2.47 inches) excluding crown Material: Stainless Steel / Chrome-plated Alloy with Lacquered Protective Case Movement: SEIKO 17-Jewel Manual-Winding (Made in Japan) Maintenance: This pocket watch has been thoroughly cleaned, carefully sanitized, and inspected to ensure it functions properly. Accessories: None (Watch only, securely packaged in protective bubble wrap and box). Internal Ref:26-80 Shipping & Peace of Mind Secure and Fast Shipping from Japan: Your order will be dispatched promptly via DHL, fully tracked and insured. Full Delivery Guarantee: To ensure absolute peace of mind, we provide a full refund guarantee in the highly unlikely event of loss or damage during transit. 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.