CREDOR SIGNO MECHANICAL CHRONOGRAPH SKELETON REF.GBBL993/6S99-0A20 Platinum (Pt) 2005 [Vintage] [Unpolished]

About the product: About the product Manufacturer Credor Model Signo Mechanical Chronograph Skeleton Ref. GBBL993/6S99-0A20 Platinum (Pt) 2005 Movement Hand Winding Cal.6S99A Case Platinum (Pt) 38mm Bracelet Strap Platinum (Pt) Pin Buckle Genuine Strap [Feeling of Use] Accessory Box Warranty ( 2005) Dial [Sapphire Crystal]: Shell, clean Condition [Partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: No spots on the mirror surface [Internal Machinery/Accuracy Confirmed]: Beautiful Comment Since its inception in 1974, Credor has existed as the finest brand of Japanese watches. Cygno means “sign” in Spanish. The simple and calm design, which stands out for its careful and precise construction, was named based on the concept that it is a “sign” that represents the dignity of the person wearing it. Since Cradle calibers are subdivided from traditional standard designs, popular models with high collectibility are at premium prices. This model is a skeleton power reserve chronograph model, and it is a non-limited model of the model (ref.GBBL997) that was sold in 2000 in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The Cal.6S99, the highest-grade movement on board, has a watermark on the movement with the motif of “water smoke” located at the top of traditional Japanese temple towers, and the gold-plated floor and receiver have a “blue sea wave” pattern. Movable parts, such as chronograph parts, etc. that are incorporated to interweave between them are colored silver, and a perlage finish is applied to look like a luxury watch. The beauty of the many decorated parts that start to move when operated is breathtakingly beautiful. The indial, which is pointed by a beautifully blue-burnt needle, is made of white butterfly shell, and it shines in rainbow colors depending on the viewing angle, which adds a touch of glamor to the watch along with the hands. It was sold at a fixed price of 2.5 million yen, but in just a few years, the final list price was set at over 2.9 million. Credors have received high praise outside of Japan, such as America and Europe, and limited-edition models and special models are so popular that they have premiered due to their technique and rarity. There are small scratches on the case, but there are no big scratches or dents, and the box and warranty card are included, and it is a very rare gem in very good condition. About the item: Manufacturer: Credit Doll Model: Signo Mechanical Chronograph Skeleton Ref. GBBL993/6S99-0A20 Platinum (Pt) 2005 Movement: Hand-wound Cal.6S99A Case: Platinum (Pt) 38mm Bracelet Strap: Platinum (Pt) Pin Buckle Genuine Strap [Feeling of Use] Accessories: Box Warranty ( 2005) Dial: [Sapphire Crystal]: Shell, beautiful Condition: [Partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: No spots on the mirror surface [Internal machinery/accuracy confirmed]: Beautiful Comment: Since its inception in 1974, Credor has existed as the finest brand of Japanese watches. Cygno means “sign” in Spanish. The simple and calm design, which stands out for its careful and precise construction, was named based on the concept that it is a “sign” that represents the dignity of the person wearing it. Since Cradle calibers are subdivided from traditional standard designs, popular models with high collectibility are at premium prices. This model is a skeleton power reserve chronograph model, and it is a non-limited model of the model (ref.GBBL997) that was sold in 2000 in a limited edition of 40 pieces. The Cal.6S99, the highest-grade movement on board, has a watermark on the movement with the motif of “water smoke” located at the top of traditional Japanese temple towers, and the gold-plated floor and receiver have a “blue sea wave” pattern. Movable parts, such as chronograph parts, etc. that are incorporated to interweave between them are colored silver, and a perlage finish is applied to look like a luxury watch. The beauty of the many decorated parts that start to move when operated is breathtakingly beautiful. The indial, which is pointed by a beautifully blue-burnt needle, is made of white butterfly shell, and it shines in rainbow colors depending on the viewing angle, which adds a touch of glamor to the watch along with the hands. It was sold at a fixed price of 2.5 million yen, but in just a few years, the final list price was set at over 2.9 million. Credors have received high praise outside of Japan, such as America and Europe, and limited-edition models and special models are so popular that they have premiered due to their technique and rarity. There are small scratches on the case, but there are no big scratches or dents, and the box and warranty card are included, and it is a very rare gem in very good condition.