For sale here is a 2012 Grand Seiko SBGW035 in full set. This is the (arguably now more sought after) "double logo" version with the Seiko logo at 12 and GS logo at 6, which looks more balanced IMO on this minimalism dial than the newer GS-only version (SBGW235) as its successor. The watch has a beautiful domed creamy dial and a heat treated blue second hand. The 9S64A movement inside has a 72 hours power reserve, and is the same movement used in their limited editions (See here and here) with way higher price tags, which makes this watch a great value IMO. Specs: Year: 2012 (Warranty card date) Material: Stainless Steel Crystal: Domed Sapphire Crystal Caseback: Sapphire caseback Movement: GS 9S64A with 72 hours power reserve Dimensions: - 37mm case diameter - 11.5mm thickness - 43mm lug to lug - 19mm lug width Accessories: - Original inner and outer boxes - Stamped and Dated warranty card with matching serial number - GS Official Certificate - Instructions - GS Mechanical watch handbook Conditions: - Movement: Good working condition, running about -5s/day. - Dial and hands: Flawless and original. - Case: The watch is not a safe queen and the case shows obvious signs of wear and tear. There are scratches on the upper and outer side of the lugs, and near the lug holes. Case may have been subsequently polished as the beveled edges are not as sharply defined. Please see pictures for details. - Bracelet: With some signs of wear but overall in good condition. Currently fitted to a 6.5' wrist but comes with additional 3 removable links, which will fit up to a 7.5' wrist. Asking Price: $2,700 Shipped 2nd day in CONUS. If buyer request faster shipping additional costs will be covered by buyer. Face to Face available in SF Bay Area. Payment terms are Paypal F&F or bank wires for the asking price. Paypal G&S is accepted for established members but fee is on buyer. Return Policy: No returns unless watch is significantly misrepresented. Returned watch needs to be in exactly the same condition, case back CANNOT be opened. My references on OF are here. Please look at photos below for condition (click on photos for higher resolution). Thank you for your interest!
This is a great thread. It would also be interesting to have one for other cool brands, such as Breitling and Seiko.