Seiko Astron GPS Solar SBXC151

Seiko Astron GPS Solar Nexter SBXC151

Basic Info Listing code : PCDDP1 Brand : Seiko Model : Astron GPS Solar Reference number : SBXC151 Dealer product code : ik-00-0687490 Movement : Solar Case material : Titanium Bracelet material : Titanium Year of production : 2024 (Approximation) Condition : Used (Very good) Scope of delivery : Original box, original papers Gender : Men's watch/Unisex Location : Japan, Tokyo Price : 193,340 Availability : Item is in stock Caliber Movement : Solar Caliber/movement : 5X83 Case Case material : Titanium Case diameter : 43.3 x 49.5 mm Thickness : 13.4 mm Water resistance : 10 ATM Bezel material : Titanium Crystal : Sapphire crystal Dial : Black Bracelet/strap Bracelet material : Titanium Lug width : 25 mm Control number] 687490 Genre】Watch / Men's Brand】seiko Model] Astron Nexstar Model Number]SBXC151(5X83-0AA0-1) Movement] Solar/Cal.5X83 Dial】Black Case】Titanium Sapphire crystal windshield Bezel] Titanium / Ceramic / Black Bracelet] Titanium Condition Pre-owned Rank a Case: Slightly scratched. Bezel: Slightly scratched. Belt: Slightly scratched. Buckle: Slightly scratched. Windshield: No noticeable damage Size Case Height / approx. 49.5mm Width/approx. 43.3mm Thickness: approx. 13.4mm Lug width/25mm Arm circumference: approx. 18 cm Functions Waterproof(100m) Luminova luminescence gps solar multifunction Accessories Manufacturer's warranty (purchased in Japan in July 2024) Manufacturer's box (deteriorated) Astron card Model Description Exclusive model for Seiko Global Brand Core Shops The Astron was the world's first quartz wristwatch to be released to the public on Christmas Day in 1969. The Astron was the catalyst for the quartz revolution that has since driven many traditional watchmakers into a corner, and in 2012, it once again shocked the watch industry as the world's first gps solar-powered watch. Using light as its energy source, Astron is unquestionably the most functional wristwatch in the history of watchmaking, as it quickly detects its location anywhere on the planet and continues to display accurate time. [Comments