Reference:

Model: Seiko Credor "Mother of Pearl" GCAT989

Year: January 2010

Album: https://imgur.com/a/1z65XRu

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/T7Tj9ov

Features:

The Concept. The “24/7” GCAT989 is a glossy black dress watch from Credor that adds a subtle yet striking iridescent touch to an otherwise classic design. Having seen several of neo-vintage(ish), high-end Credors, I continue to be impressed by the sheer variety on offer. Whether you prefer Spring Drive (manual or automatic) or HAQ, Credor ensures there’s a version to suit your taste - available in a range of colours, textures, and materials.

The Design. Released in 2008 with a retail price of ¥325,000 (~$3,250 at the time), the GCAT989 is perfectly dressy at just 5.4mm thick and 36.0mm wide. The Mother of Pearl markers inject a touch of Credor’s signature playfulness, catching the light in a way that strikingly contrasts with the deep black dial.

The Movement. The GCAT989 is powered by a thermo-compensated 8J80 HAQ movement with an impressive accuracy of ±10 seconds per year - this aligns with Credor’s modern philosophy of making every second count. Understated, precise, and effortlessly elegant.

The Style. Its beautifully integrated bracelet creates a seamless, lug-less dress watch aesthetic. And at just 5.4mm thick and 36mm wide, it will effortlessly slip under even the tightest of cuffs. The dial emphasizes the numbers 2, 4, and 7 (24/7) as a poetic reminder of life’s “ceaseless flow of time”.

Details:

Condition: In great condition overall. No visible marks of any significance.

Scope: No box or papers.

Movement: 8J80 HAQ Movement

Dimensions:

- Case Width: 36.0mm

- Case Thickness: 5.4mm

- Bracelet: Fits up to a 7.3 inch wrist

Price: Offered at $1365 + shipping. I accept a wide range of payment options, depending on your transaction history. Transaction fees paid by the buyer, where applicable.