Thank you for viewing. I have further reduced the price. This will be the final price. Please consider it. *I have added photos of the D-buckle belt. This will also be included. The color of the dial and case is closest in photos 6 to 9. Thank you for your continued support. (Display stand is not included) This is a King Seiko "45KS / Ref. 45-7001" manufactured in May 1971. Kameido Seikosha poured its technological prowess into this model to demonstrate that it was not inferior to Suwa's Grand Seiko. It is also the first King Seiko model to feature a high-beat movement. The dial is silver with a radial finish. The case is gold, and while there are minor scratches and small marks, there is no excessive damage such as peeling plating or gold burn. The engraving on the back cover and the KS medallion are also in very beautiful condition, and the crown is the original KS. The simple design without a date display makes the gold case stand out beautifully and is not gaudy. I think you can use it for both formal and everyday use. Additional Information Currently, a general-purpose D-buckle belt is attached. (Comes with 2 sets of belts) I will upload photos if needed. [Product Details] Brand: Seiko Model: King Seiko Reference: 45-7001 Year of Manufacture: 1971 Dial: Original dial Case Material: SS/SGP Case Size: 41mm long / 36mm wide (excluding crown) / 9mm thick Lug width: 18mm Belt: General-purpose leather belt, buckle Movement: Cal.4500A (manual winding) Accessories: None I have only tried it on since I purchased another watch. Also, please forgive me as I do not know the overhaul history. Currently, the mainspring winding, the second hand hacking function, and time adjustment are working properly. The daily rate is around +10 seconds when placed flat, but please use this as a reference as it is an amateur measurement. As it was manufactured over 50 years ago, I recommend an overhaul if you are concerned. No returns or exchanges accepted.