02-09-2010, 08:53 AM
Interesting watch, Tony 
Thank You for sharing ! What can You tell us about the watch and maybe the "Ace" series in particular ?
I have seen Citizen "Ace" watches before, but never in this model with the large hands and with this dial.
On the caseback, I noticed the long serial number, the beautiful decoration with a fish and the "Parawater" writing. This must have been one of the very early "water resist" watches from Citizen (?). In those days there was no "m" or "water resist" on the dial. Instead, the models had "exotic" names or ways to lead Your thoughts towards the ocean - very subtle and elegant. Seiko, f.i., had the Sea Horse and Sea Lion models, and I am sure that Citizen had a number of other models with equally "exotic" names. Great watch, Tony
Thank You for sharing ! What can You tell us about the watch and maybe the "Ace" series in particular ?I have seen Citizen "Ace" watches before, but never in this model with the large hands and with this dial.
On the caseback, I noticed the long serial number, the beautiful decoration with a fish and the "Parawater" writing. This must have been one of the very early "water resist" watches from Citizen (?). In those days there was no "m" or "water resist" on the dial. Instead, the models had "exotic" names or ways to lead Your thoughts towards the ocean - very subtle and elegant. Seiko, f.i., had the Sea Horse and Sea Lion models, and I am sure that Citizen had a number of other models with equally "exotic" names. Great watch, Tony
De venligste hilsner, John
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