My wife mandated to reduce my collection. I love this Orient but I never wear it because its size. The watch is in overall good condition, with only minor marks of use on the case and bracelet, as you can see on the pictures. Movement: This is a quite rare piece of JDM horology: the cal. 32A00 is actually the Seiko cal. 6S37. Seiko developed the movement further to the cal. 6S78 removing the power reserve indicator and increasing the power reserve to 50h, which was then licensed to Tag Heurer (!) which developed the movement further to the TAG Heuer 1887. From the pictures you can recognise the similarity with TAG Heuer, Specs: Case: stainless steel Case back: see through Dial: off-white Handset: blue with lume Crystal: curved sapphire glass with AR coating Movement: Caliber 32A00 (base Seiko 6S37) Automatic and hand winding, hacking Vibrations 28’800 A/h, 4 Hz Jewels 40 Power-Reserve: 48 hrs, with power reserve indicator Stop watch / Chronograph with rectangular pushers Date window at 6 o'clock Made in Japan Production year: 2007 Width: 41mm Length: 49mm Height; 15mm Lug width: 20mm Strap: stainless steel bracelet 20mm strap tapered to 18mm, weighty with very solid feeling Comes with spare bracelet links, the original box, outer box and manual. Condition; Wear on case: minor (hairlines from normal wear) Wear on case back: insignificant Wear on crystal: none Wear on crown: insignificant Wear on bracelet: minor Scale: none (best) > insignificant > minor > medium > heavy > damaged (worst) From the display back-case, the movement looks healthy. Everything works like it should mechanically. Pictures are part of the description, if you want to see more, do not hesitate to ask.