This item is brand new.(The protective film remains applied.)

Upon visual inspection, there are no scratches or damage. (Please verify with the provided photos.) 

All accessories, including the instruction manual and box, are included.

W.MT WATCH is an emerging brand based in Hong Kong. 

W.MT stands for Watch Experimental Unit and specializes in providing custom watches. 

They utilize high-quality Japanese-made movements. 

One notable feature of W.MT WATCH is that most of their lineup pays homage to vintage watches. 

This watch is a model inspired by the Rolex Submariner/Ref. 5513 with a "pumpkin" dial, manufactured in 1981.

Movement: NH35 (Automatic)

Case Material:  316L Stainless Steel

Case diameter:  39.5mm

Case Length:  47.0mm

Case Thickness:  14.8mm

Case Finishing:  Brush & Shiny finishing

Case back:  Stainless steel, screw down

Strap Material:  Stainless steel bracelet

Metal Bracelet:  Size 20 mm

Glass:  Double domed / Acrylic Crystal

Water Resistance:  10 ATM

The product will be placed in its original box and then placed in a waterproof bag. 

The bag will be wrapped with cushioning material. 

Furthermore, the product will be placed inside a shipping box with cushioning material. 

Shipping will be done using a method that provides proof of delivery. 

The estimated delivery time is approximate and delays may occur. 

The shipping fee includes the cost of packaging and proof of delivery.

If you have any question or concern, please do not hesitate to contact me. 

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