This reference 570 is an extremely well-preserved example. Its impeccable state of preservation truly sets this watch apart from its peers today. It displays full, thick lugs, and incredible proportions. It also displays brushed and satin finishes. The watch features two sharp hallmarks to the back of the lugs, which are so deep and crisp. The edges of the case are furthermore sharp to the touch.

Interestingly, the caseback bears a Japanese inscription which translates to "Gift to Hirai Giichi Taikei 1972 Kodama Yoshio". An extremely prominent and notorious figure in Japan, Kodama Yoshio (February 18, 1911 – January 17, 1984) was an incredibly active behind-the-scenes power broker in 20th century Japan, controlling much of its underworld and political arena. An ardent nationalist, he was heavily involved in different areas of the Japanese government and even worked with the U.S.intelligence at one point. The present watch must have been a gift from "The Don" to Hirai Giichi, a politician and governor in Japan in 1972, cementing their brotherhood.