Selling for $600.00 USD plus $20 insurred 2-day FedEx. If you are in LA, I would be happy to meet in person. I do not have the box or the papers. A couple of years ago, I threw them out, dont ask why. I keep my boxes to my smoke detectors, but decided that the watch box was too large to store. This is a VERY unique watch. This is 100% Tungsten (except for the case back). NOTE: The Bracelet is listed as steel, because while Chrono24 allows Tungsten to be selected for the Watch Case, it does not provide Tungsten as a value for the Bracelet. This is because Tungsten is SUPER rare to have in a Bracelet. People are getting tungsten rings these days because it doeso not scratch, well imagine that in a watch. I have had this for about 15 years, purchased it from Tourneau Shop in the Las Vegas Caesar's Forum shops, when it was the largest watch store in the world. Please take a look at the pictures, this watch does not have a single scratch on it. It gleams like the Sun and everybody will ask you what kind of watch you have. It is truly that unique, and looks it. The heavy polish on this watch will allow it to be a Dress watch or even a knock around watch if you dont mind the shiny.  Movement: This is a Quartz Chronograph movement and it works perfectly. The battery was just replaced so you should be good to go for a while. Lastly, this watch has a date window at the 4:00 position.  Weight: This watch weighs 183 grams including the watch, currently sized bracelet, and the extra links. While Gold is a heavier metal than Tungsten, watches are not made out of 24 Carat Gold, so this watch feels heavier than a solid gold watch of the same size which are made out of alloys lighter than pure gold. Tungsten is a very hard and dense material. If you look at the pictures of the watch and you will see that the watch links are extremely thin and the watch itself is also pretty thin. This is just a great feeling heafty watch.  Tungsten is also extremely hard. It is harder than Steel, Gold, Titanium, and... Ceramic. On the Mohs hardness scale, tungsten typically scores higher (around 8-9) compared to ceramic which usually falls in the 6-7 range, making tungsten more resistant to scratches and wear and tear than ceramic. Apple can talk about their DLC or their super hard materials, but nothing they produce can hold a candle to tungsten. This watch is not unscratchable, but it is the hardest possible watch to scratch. If you are going to be desk diving, this is your watch.  They did not make many of these, mainly because the material is so hard to work with, let alone polish to a shine such as this. Movado made some tungsten watches awhile back, but they are rare these days. If you have any questions at all, please let me know and I will respond quickly.