For sale is this Seiko Credor (6030-5130) made in Japan, in March of 1980. As Grand Seiko has become its own independent brand, Credor is the top tier of Seiko. The Credor line was created by Seiko in 1974 and originally made from the word CRÊTE D'OR which means "Golden Pinnacle" in French. Here we have a fine Credor piece which was made just 6 years after the inception of the Credor line. When this watch, reference number KFS021, was released it was ¥115,000 which is over $1100 adjusted for inflation! The watch has a very unique and identifiable octagonal design directly related to the Gerald Genta-designed Seiko Credor Locomotive released just one year before in 1979 and which just got re-released by Credor last year.  The design is crazy thin at just 5.1mm thick. Sapphire scratch-resistant glass. Capped seconds hand as a sign of high-end attention to detail. Designed and made in the Suwa Factory during its rivalry with the Daini Factory. The crown has a cabochon made of onyx stone. The star of the show is the one-of-a-kind tropical patina dial which appears to look like moss hanging down from the edges over the pin-striped blue dial while all the print even at the bottom is all completely intact. This watch also comes with the original box and papers which are still in very good condition for the age with the original copy of the owner's guarantee, where they bought it and when.  Comes on a multi-link high-quality stainless steel adjustable JDM "Bambi" branded bracelet. Condition is good for it's age considering it is over 45 years old, general wear, no scratches on crystal. Lugs appear to be a tiny bit bent, unsure if this is an easy fix or not.  Looking for $399 net (buyer pays Paypal fee) + shipping Dimensions are: 32mm x 38mm x 5.1mm Lug Width 17mm Bought in Japan. \*Returns accepted but return postage costs are the buyer's responsibility and any re-import fees we have to pay when receiving the watch will be deducted from the refund amount.