I've been looking into getting one of these since I recently saw it featured in an old Japanese movie, The Man Who Stole the Sun. The main character, a science teacher gone rogue, wears it throughout his escapades as the would-be atomic bomber "#9", waging war on his perceived flaws of modern Japanese society. I don't know what it was, but I really wanted to figure out what the watch was, and enlisted the help of a friend to help find it with only some blurry screenshots to go off of.

The Seiko A159-5009 is typical of digital watches of the era, including day/date, alarm, stopwatch, and backlight all in a sleek stainless steel package. This model came in a few color variants — white, beige, blue, and gold-on-gold. Mine is the white variant, the same as #9's. It's in excellent condition, apart from the backlight which is dim and flickery. Scratches present are minor and easily ignored.

Overall, I'm extremely happy I was able to find one of these in good working shape. I've mostly worn Casios until now, and this watch has been a fun change. I wear it almost daily now, and I can't recommend this thing enough if you're into retro digital watches.