Having a clear up.

Here is a Seiko Arctura Kinetic Titanium Watch.

Kinetic meaning it doesn't require a battery or constant winding, it winds itself using your wrist movement and stores the charge.

The watch is all Titanium with a silver face.

Caliber is 3m22 also known as Mid Size being the smaller of the watches available.  It is also known as the Ladies version however, design-wise it's exactly the same as the Full Size version, the only physical difference is size.

It's as new so the glass is mark-free but there is extremely faint handling marks on the case from taking in and out of a display case.

'Blemishes' i noticed were one minor light mark on the front bottom right of the case, 2 very minor light sporadic marks on 2 of the strap links just above the clasp to one side and 1 slight scratch on the clasp across the "seiko" text aside from the slight clasp edge wear.  All are very light and minor.  Even though I've noted them here they are not that obvious and need to catch the light just right to be seen.

The capacitor, to my knowledge, is the original one from the mid-90s but seems to hold some of its charge, however I have not monitored/tested the watch thoroughly.  I can put it on a charger if a potential buyer wants and do a thorough test - this usually re-awakens the capacitor a bit so it holds charge anything from 1-2 hours to 3-4 days+ (every capacitor is different depending on its condition).  Further charges usually improve/increase the capacity of the capacitor but there is no guarantee of this and some capacitors can just hold a few hours.

Options are to keep it 'as is' whatever the capacitor condition (the watch might need to be worn constantly/a lot to keep time but is still perfectly usable. The time might need to be set again after long periods [hours] of no motion).  If this is not acceptable/desired then I can replace the capacitor for a new one at cost - this vastly improves the charge of the watch beyond the originally intended charge. Message me for details.

If you are unsure of the condition then please ask.

International postage quotes are so expensive due to Royal Mail not providing a signed for fully insured service via standard airmail.  If there are cheaper alternatives via courier I will certainly use them and the postage quotes will obviously reflect this.

Please read the common sense section below as it does apply.

Thanks for looking.

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Thanks for your interest.