**Price: $190 shipped US / obo. Happy to ship internationally. Paypal FF / Zelle for buyers with solid feedback. Paypal G&S (+4%) or Zelle for buyers with no/low feedback here.** album: [https://imgur.com/a/9Ml2pYs](https://imgur.com/a/9Ml2pYs) | timestamp: [https://imgur.com/HKaQiyK](https://imgur.com/HKaQiyK) You're looking at a custom seiko-based watch, in a classic 39mm sub sized case. Genuine seiko NH34 movement inside. Case is a no-name aftermarket part. Dial and all hands from the fine folks at TokeiLab. The watch was an experiment to mix various types of DNA - vintage hints from the case with the Rolex 1655 style bezel and shaped crown guards. Modern pelagos / black bay pro queues from dial and handset, and a very un-tudor-y cyclops over the date window to mix things up. Orange GMT hand as a h/t to the rolex polar explorer It also came into being because I wanted to try out this case. It's on the affordable side of the spectrum. The finishing is decent, and it's well constructed and aligned, but the crown gasketing and action feels a bit flimsy. This is squarely in the "desk diver" category. Given the affordable starter case, I used a dial with a tiny self-induced defect for the build to keep the price down - you can see the tiny pinprick bit of grey paint missing to the lower left of the T logo on the dial. Watch comes on a brand new solid link oyster bracelet with an adjustable glidelock style clasp. Case measures 39mm x \~47mm L2L, with 20mm lugs. 12.5mm from caseback to the top of the crystal (ignoring the cyclops). Although the he text on the dial says 200m, I have not pressure tested this case. I'd be surprised if it was good above 50m WR. I have no doubt it'll be fine for everyday desk diver type of use. **Condition** Case is brand new. Movement / dial / handset were briefly installed in another case, and then transplanted here. Movement regulated to 9s/day. Dial has tiny defect - shown in pictures. The crown spring on this case is a bit on the soft side, and as a result, every now and then it takes an extra push to get it to shift back to the winding position prior to screwing it down. Not a concern for functionality, just an annoyance.