The seller represents this timepiece as being in very good condition. It includes a box, additional items, and papers.

The Zaratsu polish on a Grand Seiko case takes five years to learn. The result is a distortion-free mirror finish that no machine can replicate. The Grand Seiko (SBGM221G) carries that tradition in a 39.5mm steel case whose Zaratsu-polished lugs achieve a distortion-free mirror finish that flat-bed machine polishing simply cannot replicate. The box-shaped sapphire crystal domes over an ivory dial with a porcelain-like warmth that cream and silver dials never quite reach, applied indices catching light with the sharpness that reviewers consistently describe as among the finest hand finishing in the industry at any price point. The heat-blued GMT arrow hand, blued individually by hand, points to the inner Arabic numeral GMT scale with a restraint that gives you a second time zone without cluttering the dial. Calibre 9S66 is a true GMT, meaning the local hour hand jumps independently in either direction without stopping the movement, the preferred implementation for a working traveller. It beats at 28,800 vph across 35 jewels, regulated to six positions, rated to +5/-3 seconds per day, with a MEMS-manufactured escape wheel and Spron 610 alloy hairspring for magnetic and shock resistance well beyond what the spec sheet conveys. 72 hours of power reserve through the weekend and back. The SBGM221G is the watch that people who own one describe as their favorite. That consensus is earned.