Citizen Caliber 8200 Octagon 1975

 











Vintage Style Citizen Cal. 8200 Day Date Japan Automatic 21-Jewels Wrist Watch
Ended: 23 Dec, 2022 15:41:09 GMT
Winning bid: US $14.50 - Approximately £12.05
[ 18 bids ]
Postage: Free Economy International Shipping
Located in: MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA, India
Seller: unique1857
Condition: Seller refurbished:
Seller notes: “GOOD CONDITION”
Movement: Mechanical (Automatic)
Water Resistance:Not Water Resistant
Number of Jewels:21 Jewels
Indices:12-Hour Dial
With Papers: No
Vintage: Yes
Band/Strap: Two-Piece Strap
Brand: Citizen
Case Colour: Silver
Department: Men
Type: Wristwatch
Band Colour: Black
Band Material: Faux Leather
Lug Width:39 mm
Dial Colour: Grey
Style: Casual, Classic, Dress/Formal
With Original Box/Packaging: No
Case Size:34 mm
Features:12-Hour Dial, Day/Date, Mineral Crystal
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Display: Analog






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