Description & Condition report: When it comes to case material, only the most exclusive models gets the most exclusive materials (and the expensive ones!) and this one is is no exception. With the Lassale usually produced in steel, this variation is the first time I've seen one in platinium as indicated on the side hallmark stamps. as with all Lassale pieces,Seiko bought the small, high end Swiss watch company called Jean Lassale, founded in 1976 and specializing in ultra thin watches of about 3mm, and started introducing them into the Seiko line up with luxury in mind.
This piece comes with no dial corrosion and no glass scratches. Watch coms with a new aftermarket strap
