Case Width: 22 x 28 mm Belt Size: 130-180 mm (Width: 16mm) Seiko Chariot Quartz Rectangular Model The SEIKO Chariot is a thin and elegant dress watch series that Seiko released in the 1970s and 80s. With "classic x minimal" at its core, it features a simple dial and a slim case for a comfortable fit, and a beautiful silhouette that looks good in any situation. It is also famous for being a favorite of Steve Jobs. The frame of this gorgeous rectangular model will dress up your wrist elegantly in business situations as well as casual ones, lifting your spirits. Vintage Seiko is also a trend, so it is expected to sell quickly. This is a one-of-a-kind item, so if you are interested, please consider purchasing it as soon as possible. New battery, maintenance, and polishing completed. *It is confirmed to be working at the time of photography. *Operation is confirmed based on the fact that the time is advancing. *The "condition of the product" isあくまで主観的な評価になります (This is a subjective evaluation). Please check the photos and purchase with your understanding. Accessories such as the box are not included. It will be wrapped in bubble wrap and shipped. *Some sellers are selling items by falsely stating "battery dead" or "operation unconfirmed" for junk items that did not work after a battery change, giving the impression that they might work. In most cases, they do not operate normally, so please be careful. (We provide guidance after confirming normal operation and performing internal maintenance.) *Due to the vintage nature of the item, battery replacement, repairs, and overhauls may be required in the future. Also, it is not recommended for those who are sensitive to the condition of vintage items, such as scratches and dust. *Returns are not accepted to avoid fraudulent activities related to repair costs and parts replacement. We also do not respond to any claims after purchase. By clicking the purchase button, you are deemed to have agreed to all of the above conditions. If you have any questions, please contact us in the comments. Thank you.