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Tag Archives: Vintage Citizen Watches
This Week’s Featured Watch #64 – Cosmotron X8 4-480040
I’ve been looking out for the date version of the 0840 Cosmotron since I hadn’t previously found an example – designated the 4840, models with this movement were launched in 1970 and run at 21,600 beats per hour. Since my … Continue reading
This Week’s Featured Watch #63 – the 67-9631 Chronograph
Citizen’s mechanical chronographs from the 1970s are relatively well known, especially the ‘bullheads’ with the two sub-register 8110A movement. Known at the time as ‘Challenge Timers’ Citizen’s range of models also included single sub-register models – in fact these were the … Continue reading
The Week’s Featured Watch #62 – The Adorex (8200)
In 1974 launched the 8000 movement in the ‘Adorex’ model. The new design featured, for the first time for Citizen, a rotor which wound in one direction. It was a high end model, high beat (28,800 beats per hour), with … Continue reading
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This Week’s Featured Watch #61 – 4-540298 Automatic, Export Model
This watch is a recent arrival, bought from eBay UK. I was interested to find this one since it is an export model using a 5400 movement, and not marked with a model name. Whilst watches for the Japanese market with … Continue reading
Some Unusual Selections From Japanese Auctions
With credit to the sellers on Yahoo Japan for their pictures here are a few of the more unusual watches, which appear to be authentic (to me anyway!) that I’ve seen on the Japanese auctions. First is a Cosmotron, sold recently, … Continue reading
This Week’s Featured Watch #60 – The Citizen Auto, 1958
Citizen launched their first automatic watch in 1958 – it was something of a stop-gap model prior to the appearance in late 1961 of the Jet range. The ‘Auto’ was made with either 20 or 21 jewels, and the movement was … Continue reading
The Stainless Steel ‘Bullhead’ Chronograph – 67-9356
All but one of Citizen’s ‘bullhead’ models, with the 8110A movement, were mounted in ‘base metal’ cases, albeit with stainless steel backs. Some were gold plated or black coated. The only one to use a stainless steel case was the 67-9356 model … Continue reading
Brian’s 8110A Restoration Page
I’ve just done a final update to Brian’s restoration page – this is to include one more watch, this time a white Speedy which Brian brought back from the very edge of oblivion! It’s in the page as exhibit 3 in … Continue reading
Citizen Auto, 1958 – Page Published
I’ve just published the new page, on Citizen’s first automatic watch, launched in 1958. I hope you can find time to read it through – it has been an interesting journey for me 🙂 The Citizen Auto, 1958
Automatic Chronograph Page Updated
With thanks to Mikko, I’ve been able to update the Chronograph page. In particular the section on the 67-9143 (black case / gold dial) model has been amended to clarify that Citizen appears to have used two different case numbers … Continue reading
