Q: What do you do when you see a spaceman?………..
A: ……park in it man!
Or, maybe you wear it on your wrist – because this vintage chronograph is nick-named the Spaceman. It’s one of the rarer models, made with a coated black case and bezel with a beautiful greenish gold tachymeter insert. The model number is 67-9178, and it was one of my first chronographs in my collection. There is an alternative white dial found on this model – if I had to choose between the two I would go for the black dial, which I think blends better with the case and bezel. My example was made in October 1974:
This one of the larger models of its day, measuring about 43mm lug to lug. Here it is alongside it’s hand winding sibling:
Sweephand's Vintage Citizen Watch Blog 
hi sweephand i wrote a message. can you reply me please. thank you.
this is my dads watch. and ill keep it.
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Hi – I did reply, here’s a copy:
In reply to huseyin.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Your watch has the 8200 automatic movement inside. Have you got any questions about it? Here’s a post which gives a bit more information: Stephen
I love the retro 1970’s era chronographs. They’re so colorful with often unusual shaped sub-dials!
Agreed – I think the hexagonal sub-dials work really well 🙂
Have never seen this model before — thanks for sharing it with us.
You’re welcome Marvin
Hi Stephen.
Although I do not generally get involved with any social media whatsoever.
Think you might be interested in seeing my White Dialled Spaceman.
As obviously its ” What u wearing today ”
If yes could let me confirm email address that I can send Jpg too.
Thanks
Barry.
Hi Barry, thanks for visiting – I’ll send you an email 🙂 Stephen