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977Σ

Credor

Ref. GZLT999

Eichi II WAKO edition

A highly rare and “like-new” special edition platinum wristwatch with porcelain dial, certificate and presentation box, made for WAKO department store in Japan

Estimate
HK$280,000 - 430,000
€32,700 - 50,200
$35,900 - 55,100
HK$406,400
Lot Details
Manufacturer
Credor
Year
Circa 2022
Reference No
GZLT999
Case No
060003, 7R14-0AA0
Model Name
Eichi II WAKO edition
Material
Platinum
Calibre
Manual, cal. 7R14A-1, 41 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Crocodile
Clasp/Buckle
Platinum Credor deployant clasp
Dimensions
39mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial, movement and clasp signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Credor certificates dated 12th May 2022 stamped Ginza WAKO Japan, instruction manual, product literature, purchase invoice, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Catalogue Essay
WAKO department store in Ginza, Tokyo, is iconic for its Seiko clock tower, and has been a long term supporter of the manufacture. In 2022 Seiko House Ginza including Grand Seiko Flagship Boutique and Atelier Grand Seiko Ginza is housed under one roof at the WAKO department store. Created as a special collection for WAKO, the present Credor Eichi II ref. GBLT999 features Roman numerals at 6 and 12 that sets apart from the regular production. Sized in a 39mm platinum case, the snow-white porcelain dial sings in serenity. Remarkably, each of the twelve indexes and signature are hand painted on layer by layer to achieve its three-dimensional appeal.

Featuring a finely executed seconds hand detailed with a Credor “C” tip glides in grace over snow white dial. On the reverse of the timepiece is the display of the equally stunning Spring Drive cal. 7R14A that is signed off with the Micro Artist studio stamp, arguably the finest creation by Seiko to date, the movement boast simplicity, yet every bevelled edges, mirror-polished ruby sinks, and heat-blued screws creates a compelling canvas with impeccable finishing. Furthermore, the mainspring is decorated with a Japanese open-worked Bellflower motif that is ever so poetic.

With only two dozen pieces leaving the Studio per year, resulting a demanding waiting list. Presented in “like-new” condition, the present lot is accompanied with its original certificate and accessories, making this the perfect opportunity for collectors to snatch this for their own collection without the long wait.

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