**PENDING SALE** This is the **CHEAPEST** Credor GCAR you will find on the internet! **I’m selling this for $375 with free US shipping!** Yes, you heard that right: $375 and I will cover shipping to US residents! I ship to CONUS only (This watch is also listed on eBay at a slightly higher price for the convenience of the buyer/if you prefer more buyer protection)! Folks, do you want to satisfy that craving of owning a quartz watch with “soul”? Do you want to get the ability to say you own a Credor, an obscure JDM-only Seiko watch, to boast you’re better than every other quartz enthusiast (please don’t do that)? Well now you can! Up for sale is my Credor GCAR043, a lovely high-accuracy quartz sporty dress watch with immaculate proportions straight from the Land of the Rising Sun. Measuring at just 36mm and a mind-blowing 6.5MM THIN, this stainless steel watch circa 2007 virtually disappears on the wrist. It’ll hug your wrist like your grandma hugs you when you visit her for dinner, it’s just that charming. It has a gorgeous silver guilloche tuxedo dial, overlaid with a white surround for the indices. Speaking of the indices, they are SPARKLY, shiny silver! They shimmer in the light, just like the unique octagonal bezel does. “Okay, oddaffinity,” you say, “we get it; I’ve seen small dress watches everywhere. What makes this so special?” The magic is under the hood; this watch features a Seiko 8J81 high-accuracy quartz (HAQ) movement. This watch is rated to +/-10 seconds PER YEAR. Yup, you read that correctly. Less than a second PER MONTH. This H-link bracelet, sized to my 6.5 inch wrist (don’t worry! I’ll include two extra links so your 6.9 inch wrist will be accommodated), has solid end links and a milled fold-over clasp. In my estimation, this watch will fit anywhere from a 6.2 inch wrist to a 6.9 inch wrist. For $375, I challenge you to find another stainless steel Credor “sports” model with 100m of water resistance that this watch has for my price in great condition, sold right here in the US! No need to browse obscure Japanese auction sites or buy from sketchy sellers. I’m selling this watch because I'm trying to simply enjoy the watches I already own. Now would you really want to buy another boring San Martin PT5000 Sea Dweller homage or this unique, charming, classic and interesting Credor? PM me with your interest in purchasing or any questions, including extra pictures! Thank you!