Seiko "mini-Credor" Tank | November 1982, detailed, executive

Here's a cool one that seems to combine highlights from a few different Seiko lines.  

First we have the case - it's detailed in a way that reminds me of some of the Landy cases, with the coolest parts being the areas near the lugs.  They're sloped like quarter pipes, which just isn't something I see very often.  The little nubs at some additional texture, and echo the pins on the bracelet.  

The bracelet is 100% reminiscent of the 9300 Credor bracelet.  It has brushed surfaces going both vertically and horizontally which make the bracelet stand out in pretty much any light condition.  It's a very cool, very comfortable bracelet.  

The dial has a few interesting elements - the center sector is a pale blue, which is echoed on the hour markers.  The hour field is a deep black, and 12 is designated by a trio of domes which brings the whole watch together.  

Condition is excellent.  The bracelet has some minor rubs but no large scratches.  Case is the same.  Crystal has one very (very) tiny scratch that I'm only able to find sometimes. 

Watch can fit a wrist up to 6.75" and is running well on a new battery.

Width: 19mm

Lug to lug: 26mm

Thickness: 5.5mm