Citizen - Flyback - No reserve price - 4-901255 TA - Men - 1979

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Citizen Flyback chronograph, reference 4-901255 TA, year 1979, with an automatic movement, black dial and black counters, stainless steel case 38 mm in diameter, steel band (standard length), for men, condition very good with minor wear, shipped insured, no original box, papers, or warranty.

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Up for auction is an interesting Citizen Chronograph Automatic “Spider” ref. 67-9119, one of the distinctive Citizen automatic chronographs from the 1970s equipped with the famous 8110A movement of 23 jewels.

The specimen offered is particularly interesting for its configuration: black dial, black subdials, orange chronograph hands, and an inner tachymeter bezel, distinctive elements of the 67-9119 reference. Documentation for the Citizen 8110 models identifies the 67-9119 reference with case 4-901045 and caliber 8110.

From the serial number engraved on the case back, 90402589, production can be dated to April 1979: in vintage Citizen models the first digit identifies the last digit of the year and the next two the month. The presence of the 8110A movement allows precise dating of the decade.

The watch is in perfect working order: the automatic movement is running and the chronograph and calendar functions are operative.

The case shows normal signs of use and age, visible in the photographs. The stainless steel bracelet is aftermarket and not the original Citizen bracelet; it is nonetheless included with the watch.

An interesting piece for collectors of Japanese chronographs from the 1970s and, in particular, of the Citizen 8110 family.

Please carefully study all the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Up for auction is an interesting Citizen Chronograph Automatic “Spider” ref. 67-9119, one of the distinctive Citizen automatic chronographs from the 1970s equipped with the famous 8110A movement of 23 jewels.

The specimen offered is particularly interesting for its configuration: black dial, black subdials, orange chronograph hands, and an inner tachymeter bezel, distinctive elements of the 67-9119 reference. Documentation for the Citizen 8110 models identifies the 67-9119 reference with case 4-901045 and caliber 8110.

From the serial number engraved on the case back, 90402589, production can be dated to April 1979: in vintage Citizen models the first digit identifies the last digit of the year and the next two the month. The presence of the 8110A movement allows precise dating of the decade.

The watch is in perfect working order: the automatic movement is running and the chronograph and calendar functions are operative.

The case shows normal signs of use and age, visible in the photographs. The stainless steel bracelet is aftermarket and not the original Citizen bracelet; it is nonetheless included with the watch.

An interesting piece for collectors of Japanese chronographs from the 1970s and, in particular, of the Citizen 8110 family.

Please carefully study all the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

Details

Brand
Citizen
Gender
Men
Model
Flyback
Reference number
4-901255 TA
Band material
Steel
Shipped insured
Yes
Band length
Regular (180–200 mm)
Period
1970-1979
Repainted dial
No
Movement
Automatic
Dial colour
Black
Case material
Stainless steel
Original box included
No
Original papers included
No
Original warranty included
No
Case diameter
38 mm
Condition
Very good - minor signs of wear
Year
1979
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