Key Features
In 1959, Japanese company Citizen produced Japan’s first ever water-resistant wrist watch, dubbed the “Parawater”. Parawater was rated to a depth of 50 metres, although 50 meters might not seem very impressive in today’s watch world. It is important to note that during the unveiling of the Parawater, 50m was better than anything else that Japan had put out during that era. Citizen was so proud of this achievement that early Parawaters had their citizen logo replaced with “Parawater”.
This stainless steel watch features a beautiful cushion case design, a silver dial with unique applied indices, baton hands and a lollipop seconds hand. A date function can be found at the 3’o clock position. A hand wound Citizen movement powers this watch. With extremely wearable dimensions, this watch accommodates almost every wrist size and is perfect for everyday wear.
Servicing and Guarantee
This timepiece has been serviced with full disassembly. There is a 12-month guarantee, subject to the usage and care guidelines.
Overview
Case:
- Stainless steel
- Cushion case style
- 11mm thick, perfect for everyday wear
- Original ‘CTZ’ signed winding crown
Dimensions:
- Width w/o crown 34mm
- Width w/ crown 36mm
- Height 40 mm
- Thickness 11 mm
Dial and Hands
- Brushed silver dial with applied indices
- Baton hands with lollipop seconds hand
Movement:
- Citizen 1802
- Manual Japanese movement
- 21 Jewels
- Date function at 3
Testing results:
- testing duration: 2 weeks cyclic test
- average timekeeping range: sec/day
Servicing and Guarantee:
- Fully serviced with disassembly in our Bristol shop
- Mechanics in full working order
- 12-month warranty
- Guarantee Terms and Conditions
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