Hello again watchex! Up for steal today is one of the best daily divers money can buy: the Omega Seamaster Professional blue wave Ceramic. This watch is superbly finished, tough as nails, and has one of the best movements in the industry in the Master Chronometer Co-Axial 8800. The good: watch is overall in very good condition, 9/10. Very minor (if any) surface level scrapes on the lyre lug rolls and a few nicks on the bezel. Caseback, lug undersides, and bezel insert are flawless. This particular watch is running 0 to +1 spd with over 300 amplitude. The bad: I received this watch with a tiny (about the size of a safety pin head) nick in the crystal, as evidenced in the pictures. This does NOT penetrate the crystal fully, and under magnification appears to only be about .2-.3mm thick. As such, the previous owner attempted to buff the crystal so some of the anti-reflective coating has been rubbed off. This can only be seen in extreme lighting and I was unable to actually capture it in pictures. The chip and AR blemishes are barely noticeable in daily wear - you will probably be delighted upon receipt of the watch when you see how small it really is. All that said, a new crystal from Omega is $200 without service, and I was able to price an aftermarket double domed, double AR sapphire crystal for this watch for as little as $38. Watch comes naked, with only the head and full bracelet including all links. Unfortunately, I cannot guarantee water resistance but I feel confident the crystal chip does not impede water-tightness. Smoking hot price of $2850 shipped ConUS. Pics and stamp: [SMPC Blue Wave](https://imgur.com/a/NS74Cyj) Any questions, ask away!