~40% Off - was £15, now £9~ This wrist watch feels like a tiny piece of history. Included with the watch are the original box, the instructions booklet, an envelope with extra links to make the strap larger and the guarantee stating it's purchase date as 29th Dec 1988 on Leicester Road, Wigston, UK. This watch has worked for years and was worn daily but I do not have the correct tool to open it change the battery, hence I cannot confirm working order. When working, the bottom part of the face lights up with a digital display. Make: Rotary Material: There is nothing stating it's material but I am guessing stainless steel washed in Gold. Measurements: Circumference of watch when fastened: 8" Width of watch face: Just under 1.5" Condition: Worn. This watch was worn daily by Jon's father. The face and strap have a few scratches and the gold wash on strap has faded in a few places. This is reflected in the price. All item flaws are described as well as possible yet I may miss something. These are vintage items, and I sell as found, doing my best to notice and describe any flaws. No refunds are issued for minor flaws overlooked. Postage: The postage price on all items is for Tracked and Confirmed Delivery. If you would prefer me to send the item by standard mail for a lower price, please feel free to convo me to arrange it. If you are interested in purchasing more than one item, please convo me and I can assess the weight and size of the items to calculate the cost of combined shipping. I try to be as accurate as possible with postage prices, assessing postage and packaging. If you pay £1.50 or more than the final cost, I am more than happy to refund you the difference. If postage costs more than I have estimated, I cover the difference. Please refer to the shop's 'Policies' page for further information on refunds and postage. Please let me know if you would like any more photos or to ask any questions! Thanks for visiting! You can also find us here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TinCupVintage Twitter: @tincupbrewup Blog: http://tincupbrewup.co.uk/blog
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