Hello Reddit WatchExchange,  First post on here, and looking to sell my Seiko SRPB67J1, a rare JDM Seiko that one could argue is a nice budget alternative to the Sinn 556a RS and the Tudor Ranger. A rarely seen and unique watch, I have enjoyed my time with it greatly. It’s got a great sporty character to it, and is a strap monster.  The reason for my selling is that I want to consolidate my collection as I save up for a dream watch to celebrate an upcoming milestone.  This watch is in phenomenal condition, with minor hairline scratches along the polishing. I would rate the overall condition of the watch as a 9-9.5 out of 10, Near Mint. No scratches on the sapphire crystal, no dings nor dents to the metal.  The watch recently had its hands reset this past fall by a local chicagoland watchmaker. Otherwise, during my time owning and enjoying it, I have not encountered any issues.   I have included the following:  * Original Box, manuals, outer box * Original OEM black leather strap (I personally didn’t like it, so I have worn it on just about anything else)  * Longislandwatch Elastic Band (aka their budget erika’s strap) * Debeer Rally Black Leather Strap w/ Red Contrast Stitching  Spec Wise from Seiko’s Website: * Diameter - 41.6mm  * Thickness -  11.3mm * Lug to Lug - I would say around a 48.5mm, no official data but that would be my guesstimate  * Movement - 4R35 * Water Resistance - 100m I am asking $550 shipped, US only, PayPal G&S only. I will happily cover the transaction fees.  This is my first sale and transaction on watchexchange, so I’d happily FaceTime and or phone call/text if desired. I will ship within 2 days of payment and will provide tracking and updates, along with packing videos. Located in Chicago, so would be open to a face-face meetup to, both in the city and the Chicagoland suburbs. There have been others sold in the 400 range and also on Feebay, but those are heavily used with so many scratches you would think a cat got to them. You will not find a better condition watch with a complete set anywhere, unless you can find NOS (new old stock).  Thanks for looking! :)