I noticed a neat little coincidence on the movement of my 33 jewel Chrono Master auto-dater. It’s a Chronometer model so the movement has its own unique serial number:
And if you add up the individual numbers in the serial number, what do you get? 33 of course 🙂
I should get out more!
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| sweephand on Quartz, but collectable…… |
| sweephand on The Jet Automatic |
| sweephand on Vintage Citizen Case Backs… |
| Juha on Quartz, but collectable…… |
| Dietrich Trebing on The Jet Automatic |
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Don’t be concerned about the numerology; these watches are such mechanical masterpieces that they deserve such level of attention; it often fascinates me the levels of appreciation of mechanical watches, from the superficial display of a fine wristwatch on the wrist, to those who delve deeper and know about movements, and in the case of the Chrono Master and indeed all the Citizen Classics, we who love the watches continue to appreciate your research. Cheers
Steve
Hi Steve – thank you for your comments, much appreciated 🙂
Stephen
What happens if you multiply the numbers…do you get word Citizen 😀
You might….or, since there’s a zero in there, you might get….0 🙂