A super lightweight, titanium, vintage watch series from Seiko that shouldn’t be overlooked. I very much recommend [watching the video of the watch in action](https://www.instagram.com/p/C4Njf39Kee5/), as pictures don’t do it justice! **Model**: SAGN009, 4S27-00C0 Seiko Brightz **Year**: July 2004 **Features**: * *Brightz*. The Brightz line was introduced in the early 2000s and was aimed at working professionals, so the watch had to look both stylish and distinct, but not overbearing, and be comfortable to wear all day, every day. Having owned a large portion of the 4S Brightz series, I think they certainly accomplished their goals. The titanium case and bracelet make them incredibly lightweight and comfortable, and their sleek black dials and high polished finishing give these watches a distinct but not gaudy look. * *JDM*. Released in the early 2000s, and only in Japan, this watch was hard to track down at the time and even harder to find in good condition now. Often seen as a bit of “grail” series, and a precursor to the ambition of Grand Seiko’s high movement specs and high spec finishing. * *Titanium Bracelet*. The original bracelet – sized up to 7.4 inches (19cm). **Condition**: The crystal and dial are perfect. The case and bracelet are in good shape but do have wear/abrasions, but no damage is significant. The case back has mild wear from the bracelet scratching it. The photos represent the condition well. The movement is running at +6 seconds averaged across the three main positions. **Scope**: [Original box, manual and papers.](https://imgur.com/a/pWTKJJp) **Movement**: 4S27 Automatic 28,800 bph with 29 jewels, and a dial power reserve (50 hours). The movement is running at +6 seconds averaged across the three main positions. **Case Width**: 39mm **Case Thickness**: 13.5mm **Lug width:** 20mm **Bracelet length:** 190mm (fits wrist up to 7.5”) **Price**: Offered at **$1100** plus shipping (sent from London, UK; costs $5-$55 depending on where you are in the world). I accept Wise, Paypal, Credit/Debit Cards and Bank Transfer, depending on your transaction history. **Of note**: Nothing to report. [Album](https://imgur.com/a/Qs3lkQ3) [Proof](https://imgur.com/a/W2neHaQ)