[WTS] Citizen 6501

Model:	Citizen	Last Scraped:	Jan. 7, 2024, 12:47 a.m.
Username:	VeMarti	Location:	Unknown
Email:	Unknown	Feedback:	No Reviews Found

Selling this 1974 Citizen Automatic, movement is alright, works nicely and has been accurate for the little I've worn it. The bracelets aren't original, I swapped it for the time being but you can choose one you prefer. Signed crown, date wheel is in german only. The dial situation is a tad worse, as the citizen logo is a lil crooked, looks worse on photos than it does irl but that's why the price is lower. I'm asking somewhere in the ballpark of 80 USD/EUR and it's not set in stone. Buyer pays shipping though, no idea how much that would be as I've never shipped internationally. Feel free to ask any questions, this is the first of many watches I have for sale this year trying to drastically downsize my collection.

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	Established:	1930
	Website:	http://www.citizenwatch.com/en-us/
	Country of Origin:	Japan

Since its foundation in 1930, CITIZEN has promoted a multi-cultural mindset that fosters excellence and creativity. The very name of the brand conveys a deep respect toward craftsmanship and considered as familiar by citizens the world-over. So as a “citizen” of the world, we bear the responsibility to help cultivate a culture of positive change and on-going evolution through our craft. We take that mission seriously and steadfastly welcome what the future may bring. As a true manufacture d’horlogerie, CITIZEN integrates a comprehensive manufacturing process from creating individual components to a watch’s final assembly. It’s an artisan’s approach to watch making based on pushing forward the boundaries of technology and leveraging our experience toward exploring new possibilities.

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