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โœจ RARE & AUTHENTIC JAPANESE GOVERNMENT GIFT โœจ

This is a genuine SEIKO quartz pocket watch,
officially presented as a gift from the Prime Minister of Japan.

๐Ÿ”น Model: 7N07-001A
๐Ÿ”น Case Type: Hunter Case (with front cover)
๐Ÿ”น Movement: Quartz
๐Ÿ”น Color: Gold

The back cover is engraved with the Paulownia Crest (Kiri Mon),
the official emblem of the Japanese government, along with
the inscription โ€œGift from the Prime Minister of Japan.โ€

This elegant hunter case pocket watch features a refined gold finish
and a compact size, making it ideal for collectors, ceremonial use,
or as a prestigious historical timepiece.

โœ… Battery replaced โ€“ currently running properly
โœ… Made by SEIKO, one of Japanโ€™s most respected watchmakers
โœ… Rare government-issued presentation item

๐Ÿ” Condition
There are minor surface scratches visible upon close inspection,
but overall the watch is in good working and cosmetic condition.
Please refer to the photos for details.

๐Ÿ“ฆ Carefully packed and shipped from Japan. 

Shipping

Our warehouse staff will ship it within 10 working days.

Your parcel will be delivered by FedEx/Japan Post /DHL with tracking number from Japan.

It usually takes from several days to 1 week.

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