The first thing you notice isn’t the time, but the way the tank-style case anchors itself with a deliberate, weighted presence. Running a finger over the sharp, gold-capped corners feels like tracing the edge of a modern skyscraper. Against the skin, the dark charcoal crocodile strap provides a rich, organic texture that balances the high-sheen Mercury finish of the steel. It is a piece that demands a sharp cuff and a steady hand, catching the light in a series of geometric flashes.

Bearing the “Crest of the Golden Mountains,” this Credor utilizes the ultra-thin Caliber 6730—a movement that represents the peak of Seiko’s quartz refinement at the Shiojiri plant. The dial is a masterclass in grey-scale depth, featuring a multi-layered “staircase” design that draws the eye toward the center. Encased in a bi-metal SGP (Seiko Gold Plating) and Stainless Steel housing, this 1980s reference was part of an era where Credor separated itself from the main line, focusing on avant-garde shapes and high-luxury finishing that rivaled the best of European design.

Technical Summary

Case width: 19 mm
Lug to lug: 30 mm
Lug/Bracelet width: 13 mm
Max wrist size: 16,5 cm
Case material: Stainless Steel & 22K Gold Plating (SGP)
Dial: Multi-tonal Grey with Tiered Geometric Sectioning
Crystal: Hardlex Glass
Movement: Japan Seiko 6730 Ultra-Thin Quartz
Production era: Early 1980s
Condition: Excellent vintage condition