Dated pic: https://i.imgur.com/c4DBQU5.jpg Album (incl wrist roll vid): https://imgur.com/a/7UpT99y US-based seller, looking for $475; shipping included up to $20. US buyers only please. PayPal preferred. Watch is used, but in pretty good condition, aside from a small nick on the bracelet, pictured in the album for you. Currently sized for my 7”ish wrist, and you’ll get 3.5 extra links. (Fair warning, one of the extra full-size links has a little gash on the side.) I recognize I have no feedback to speak of here, but I have 100% feedback with a few dozen transactions on eBay (feel free to look me up at wblackburn). Happy to answer any questions to help you feel at ease. Please comment before PM’ing, so I can make sure I know someone’s asking for info! Specs: -Diameter: 41mm -Lug to Lug: 48mm -Thickness: 12.3mm -Lug width: 20mm -Crystal: Sapphire -Titanium case and bracelet, with Citizen’s proprietary “Super Titanium” coating -Clasp: Full Ti with ratcheting, tool-free micro adjust extension -Movement: 9000 series Miyota, hacking, hand winding, 28,800 vph. Mine is getting anywhere from 0 to +5 spd, in the few times I have measured. -Bezel: 60 click, unidirectional -Water resistance: 200m, ISO rated Pros: -Super wearable. Between the lightweight case and the tool free extension, you will absolutely get the perfect fit you want on this thing. -The SuperTi coating from Citizen is the real deal. I haven’t seen a single scratch on this thing from regular wear, even on the clasp. Of note, the aforementioned gashed link was from me mishandling a tool when I was initially sizing the bracelet - if you aren’t wielding any sharp steel tools regularly around your watch, you’ll be fine. -Great movement; super accurate and runs well. No noticeable rotor wobble and noise during regular wear like you get on some Miyota movements. -Lume is good. Not great, melt-your-face-off Seiko Prospex level stuff, but it is solid and will give you a decent amount of legibility through the night. Cons: -A little plain Jane for me; just not capturing my interest. Of course, what I see as “plain” others may see as “classic.” I’m assuming if you’re reading this listing, you’re in the latter camp. -Bezel. There’s no back play or anything, but for whatever odd reason Citizen polished the grooves, making it hard to grip sometimes. And the titanium doesn’t exactly give you a great bezel feel; clicks are softer and not as clicky/well-defined as steel. -Clasp is a little bigger than I’d like; the tool-free adjustment is awesome, but it does seem like a lot on the bottom of the wrist sometimes.