About the product: About the product Manufacturer Seiko Model Credor Pacifique ref.GCar016/8J81-6A20 Combi (SS/YG) 1990s Movement Quartz Cal.8J81 Case Combi (SS/YG) 35mm Bracelet Strap Combi (SS/YG) 18cm Accessories No Accessories Dial [White]: Beautiful Condition [Partially scratched (can be removed by polishing)]: Feeling of use, hair Partial line correction [internal machinery/accuracy confirmed]: Clean, there are small scratches Comment Credit Doll was born in 1974. “CREDOR (CREDOR)” means “golden peak” in French, and in the early days, only precious metals such as gold and platinum and carefully selected materials were used, always protecting the highest quality from design to fine parts of the movement, and continued to propose rich individuality. We are developing a brand based on the theme of “watch design that condenses Japanese aesthetic sense.” “SIGN O (SIGN O)” means “sign” in Spanish. The simple and calm design, which stands out for its careful and precise construction, was named based on the concept that it is a “sign” representing the dignity of the wearer.
Credor Pacifique means “Pacific Ocean” in French, and was made in the image of a cruiser's hatch running on the Pacific Ocean. As per that concept, it was sold in the 1990s as the highest-grade model produced in small numbers, and the list price at the time was about 300,000 yen. Utilizing the strengths of the ultra-thin quartz movement that Credor is proud of, it has achieved artistic formative beauty that goes beyond the realm of watches. What is surprising is the design. The case has a curved line reminiscent of a Nautilus, and precise coin edges are applied to the bezel. Everything from the case to the breath has been calculated so perfectly that it makes you feel the genes of the “locomotive” designed by Gerard Genta in the 70s. The satin finish on the outer circumference of the dial is reminiscent of the surface of water during a voyage, and depending on the angle, the coin edge also looks like a rope connecting the wharf to the cruiser. It is brilliantly crafted to live up to the line name.
The condition has been partially polished, but the contrast between Pacifique's curvature and satin/polish is well maintained. In particular, the roughness of the unpolished hairline of the buckle is beautiful. Please enjoy wearing the Pacifique design on your arm. (Text: S) Product Description: Manufacturer: Seiko Model: Credor Pacifique Ref. GCar016/8J81-6A20 Combi (SS/YG) 1990s Movement: Quartz Cal.8J81 Case: Combi (SS/YG) 35mm Bracelet Strap: Combi (SS/YG) 18cm Accessories: No Accessories Dial: [White]: Beautiful Condition: [Partially scratched (polished) (Can be removed)]: There is a feeling of use, part of the hairline has been corrected [internal machine/accuracy confirmed]: Clean, there are small scratches Comment: Credit Doll was born in 1974. “CREDOR (CREDOR)” means “golden peak” in French, and in the early days, only precious metals such as gold and platinum and carefully selected materials were used, always protecting the highest quality from design to fine parts of the movement, and continued to propose rich individuality. We are developing a brand based on the theme of “watch design that condenses Japanese aesthetic sense.” “SIGN O (SIGN O)” means “sign” in Spanish. The simple and calm design, which stands out for its careful and precise construction, was named based on the concept that it is a “sign” representing the dignity of the wearer.
Credor Pacifique means “Pacific Ocean” in French, and was made in the image of a cruiser's hatch running on the Pacific Ocean. As per that concept, it was sold in the 1990s as the highest-grade model produced in small numbers, and the list price at the time was about 300,000 yen. Utilizing the strengths of the ultra-thin quartz movement that Credor is proud of, it has achieved artistic formative beauty that goes beyond the realm of watches. What is surprising is the design. The case has a curved line reminiscent of a Nautilus, and precise coin edges are applied to the bezel. Everything from the case to the breath has been calculated so perfectly that it makes you feel the genes of the “locomotive” designed by Gerard Genta in the 70s. The satin finish on the outer circumference of the dial is reminiscent of the surface of water during a voyage, and depending on the angle, the coin edge also looks like a rope connecting the wharf to the cruiser. It is brilliantly crafted to live up to the line name.
The condition has been partially polished, but the contrast between Pacifique's curvature and satin/polish is well maintained. In particular, the roughness of the unpolished hairline of the buckle is beautiful. Please enjoy wearing the Pacifique design on your arm. (Text: S)
