Description

CASIO G-SHOCK

FROGMAN 7th Anniversary Model DW-8201NT

Digital Quartz Shock Resistant

◾️Condition

No noticeable scratches or stains.

There are some slight scuffs from use. Also, the ink color of the lettering on the case is different. It is in working order and still in usable condition.

Accessories: None

Payment

Please pay within 5 days after the auction closed.

Shipping

Shipped via FedEx or DHL. 

Tracking number included. 

Please bid with confidence.

Shipping is only available to the address registered.

Returns

To exercise the right of withdrawal, provide your full name, address (no PO boxes), phone number, and email address. We also need a statement with your confirmation that you would like to withdraw from this purchase contract. You can provide this by email, post, or by opening a return request and selecting the Withdraw from contract reason code.

About_Us

Hello,

I am Japanese and will ship from Japan.

As I have earned only a few feedbacks, you may be very worried to bid my auction. However,

I will provide courteous and responsive service.

If you are looking for a particular item that is not in my listing, please do not hesitate to contact

me. I will look it for you.

Thank you,

International Buyers - Please Note: 

For buyers in the United States:

Import duties and taxes are included in the item price or shipping cost.

Items shipped to the US are shipped DDP (Delivered Duty Paid), meaning all import-related costs are prepaid.

No additional fees will be charged when your order arrives.

For Buyers Outside the United States:

Import duties, taxes, and fees are not included in the item price or shipping cost.

These costs are the buyer's responsibility.

Please check with your country's customs office regarding these additional costs prior to bidding or buying.

*These charges are normally collected by the shipping company or when you pick the item up. Do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.

*We never mark items for less than their actual value or mark items as "gifts." US and International government regulations prohibit this behavior.