CITIZEN Crystal Seven, 1960s

— Retro colour, and the drive of the 1960s —

Since its arrival in 1965 the Citizen Crystal Seven has left a substantial mark on the history of Japanese mechanical watches. The deep bordeaux-brown dial changes with the angle of the light and carries a distinctly nostalgic air.

— A streamlined case —

The rounded cushion case belongs to the design shift running from the 1960s into the 1970s. Substantial, yet gentle on the wrist, with sharply cut applied markers that still speak for the advanced design sense of the day.

— A movement built on trusted technique —

Citizen's 23-jewel automatic calibre 5201. Beautifully finished in a way that shows the technical level of the period, and practical enough for daily use. The PARAWATER stamp concentrates Citizen's history and ambition into one word.

— A presence of its own —

A calm bordeaux-brown dial against the contrasting textures of a UFO-shaped case. From business to casual, it adds quiet individuality to a grown-up wrist.

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