CITIZEN C-Mark Centre Seconds / Late 1950s Manual Wind

— A single line of light across the hours —

The late 1950s, when Japanese watchmaking was beginning to reach the world.

This manual-wind C-Mark is the model Citizen sent out then.

A gold "C" logo sits quietly below twelve on the dial.

The dial wears the beautiful, soft ageing that only time can give, drawing a vintage scene that belongs to it alone.

— A craftsman's breath, still audible —

Open the caseback and a 17-jewel manual movement appears, marked "3ADJ" for adjustment in three positions.

Designed at the time in pursuit of higher accuracy and durability, the movement is carefully finished and still keeps a strong, pleasing beat.

Raised gold indexes and slim hands show shadow in many different ways as the light moves.

A gold "C" logo below twelve, and warm ageing. The beat of a 17-jewel manual movement adjusted in three positions. Fine plays of light from raised indexes and slim hands. Chic, refined vintage elegance, brought out by a mesh bracelet.

— The pride of the classical, at the wrist —

With the mesh bracelet, the result is a chic elegance that holds both masculinity and delicacy.

A page of history you will meet only once — enjoy it at your own wrist.