FT CITIZEN vintage rubber strap

Model:	Citizen	Last Scraped:	Sept. 26, 2023, 3:17 p.m.
Username:	scubapro	Location:	Unknown
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FT CITIZEN original vintage Black rubber strap from the 80's.
Strap is 22mm at lugs tapers to 20mm at buckle, beefy 3mm thick.
Strap has use signs but no tears no splits no stickiness and it is flexible.
You can still see the faded print "WIND VELOCITY" at the top of the long side.

Looking to trade it for one of the following straps:

22mm US GL831 rubber strap.
22mm Seiko DAL1BP flat vent rubber strap.
22mm Bonetto Cinturini 284 flat vent rubber strap.

Or Seiko 5 holes metal strap keeper.

WTB Seiko Stainless Steel 5 holes keeper

WTB Seiko Stainless Steel 5 holes keeper as in pictures. Thanks

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World wide shipping available.

Thank you.

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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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