This is a hand-wound pendant watch made in 1974. It's small, and the dial is quite tiny, making it somewhat difficult to read, but that's part of its vintage charm. The original chain was broken, so it's currently being sold without one. If I find a nice chain or cord that suits its aesthetic, I'll attach it. However, if I decide to keep it for myself because I can't bear to part with it, the listing will be canceled. I looked up the model number, and it seems that the same model is sold for over 20,000 yen at antique watch specialty stores, and since I'm quite fond of it myself, I won't be selling it at a bargain price. Condition: It's an old item, so there are signs of use, scratches, and dirt, but there are no malfunctions or critical damage, and it should still be perfectly usable. You might be concerned about the accuracy since it's hand-wound, but from my observation, I didn't notice any significant difference after winding it and leaving it for a full day. It's a two-hand watch to begin with, and there aren't any fine markings, so the truth is that any slight delay or advance wouldn't be noticeable anyway.