Credor “24/7” GCLH995 Spring Drive
Credor “24/7” GCLH995 Spring Drive
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Model: Credor “24/7” GCLH995 Spring Drive / 7R88-0AE0
Year: May 2008
Features:
The Build. The Omiwatari SBGY007 is iconically thin. Conceived as the thinnest Spring Drive in the Grand Seiko catalogue, its 10.2mm profile has seen its popularity only rise since its release in 2021. But the GCLH995 Spring Drive - on offer today - was made by Credor almost two decades ago, and it clocks in at an Omiwatari-beating 9.1mm.
The Spring Drive. Not only does the absence of a rotor allow the watch to fit a more traditionally dressy profile, it also gives you an unobscured look at the manual wind Spring Drive powering the watch. The 7R88 calibre has been tastefully hand-finished - Geneva stripes run across its chamfered plates, and pinks, yellows and blues add interesting pops of colour.
The Design. While rippled circles provide a heavily textured backdrop, the dial itself is tonally muted, with the single instance of colour coming from its thermally-blued second hand. But Credor couldn’t resist a thematic flourish. The 2, 4 and 7 - or 24/7 - serve as a poetic reminder of life’s ceaseless flow of time. The never-ending march forward, relying on your ability to make every second count.
The Finish. As is typical for a Credor, both the case and hands have been Zaratsu polished to perfection. Pleasingly, the 2, 4 and 7 have received the same treatment. Their mirror-like surface allows them to playfully reflect the hands back up at you throughout the day. Something you’ll never get tired of seeing.
Specifications:
Condition: In very good condition overall. Small hairlines and marks can be seen on the metal case on close inspection. The original strap is not in good condition - it’s technically wearable, but I wouldn’t recommend it as the backing is cracked. An additional leather Seiko strap, of the right dimensions, will be provided.
Scope: No box or papers.
Movement: 7R88 Manual-wind Spring Drive
Dimensions:
- Case Width: 38.0mm
- Lug to Lug: 44.4mm
- Case Thickness: 9.1mm
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