**Price: $160 shipped CONUS. Happy to ship internationally. Paypal FF / Zelle for users with a solid transaction history. Zelle (preferred) or paypal G&S (+$13) if you have no / low feedback** Album: [https://imgur.com/a/mKLxoBR](https://imgur.com/a/mKLxoBR) | Timestamp: [https://imgur.com/8IFSOT2](https://imgur.com/8IFSOT2) You're looking at a "what if" seiko mod - blending together the size / design of the SKX013 with the current "street series" stealth aesthetic. With the high contrast bezel insert, the watch can look like it has a completely sterile face and skeletonized hands at some angles, but when the light catches it just right, the dial detail pops out, and the subtle texture of the lume plots on the handset come into focus. It's built around an aftermarket SKX013 case which doesn't require a chapter ring, and includes a fine coin edge bezel, sapphire crystal, and screw-down crown. I installed a slim polished caseback from Tokeilab, to improve ergonomics. It's paired with the "stealth" dial from a SRPE69, with indicies that are well proportioned to the smaller case size, and topped off with a polished/stealth grand seiko style handset from the folks at Watch&Style. There's a brand new regulated NH36 movement under the hood, running at around 6s/day, and the watch is sitting on a 20mm silicone rubber strap with matching stealth hardware and QR bars. **Condition** Case, movement, handset, and strap are all brand new. Dial shows very limited storage wear, which is only visible if you're looking closely at very specific angles. **Specs** * 37mm diameter, 41mm lug-to-lug * 12.6mm thick, caseback to crystal * 20mm lug width * Flat sapphire crystal * 120 click coin edge bezel * aluminum bezel insert with lumed pip * Coin edge, sterile screw-down crown * Seiko SRPE69 dial with stealth green lume * Grand Seiko polished handset from Watch & Style with stealth green lume * Tokeilab polished slim caseback * Seiko NH36 movement runs at 21,6k BPH. Quickset day and date functions. * Silicone rubber strap with black hardware and QR springbars