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Apart from the "unisex" Citizen titanium-encased item I bought a couple of years ago I had never owned a ladies watch until very recently, when I saw this mint item advertised on Ebay.
From November, 1977, it has a quartz-controlled movement, cal.4326, in a stainless-steel case and a bracelet, with signed clasp.
Apart from the fact that it was original, and complete with its 1977 price-tag (Y20,000 in '77. That was about AU$260), I was taken by the green dial and the simple silver indices and hands. It also has a day/date readout, with the day in Kanji and English.
When I saw the watch I thought that it would make a lovely gift for my wife so I bid and ended up winning it for the very reasonable sum of AU$77 plus postage.
The watch is not worn every day, my better half saving it for special occasions.
What makes a watch "collectable"?
5 weeks ago
Very Nice!
ReplyDeleteHarry
Canada
http://www.harrybishop.ca
Thanks, Harry.
ReplyDeleteBruce
I had the same seiko watch
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