Citizen - Homer Date - 没有保留价 - 男士 - 1965

Item Description

Brand : CITIZEN
Model : Homer Date
Year : 1965
Case : 37mm
Max Wrist Size : 21cm (adjustable)
Country : Made in Japan

Condition Rank = A-AB
Please see the photos, videos, and the condition details below.

Working = It works
Timekeeping = Approximately +48 seconds per day
Glass = Good
Case = Good
Crown = Some light scratches
Dial = Good
Band = Very good


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RATING DESCRIPTION
NS Brand-new, unused(unopened)
N Unused(opened)
S Near mint. Used only few times, and excellent condition.
A Very Good Condition. Used, there are some light scratches, but practically unnoticeable.
AB Good Condition. There are some scratches.
B Ok condition. Regular Use. with scratches and aging.
C not working condition. Junk condition.
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