Description
Condition: New
This is an update to the ``Chronograph Challenge Timer,'' which was introduced in 1973 as Citizen's first full-fledged chronograph function watch. This iconic model has been nicknamed the "Tsunochrono" because the push button located on the 12 o'clock side of the case looks like a horn. Unlike regular watches, the balance that deviates from theory makes it unique, creating an exquisite design that harmonizes with the soft case shape and sharp bezel. The case size is 38.0mm, making it a size that fits comfortably on your wrist. / Caliber: 0510 / Accuracy: Monthly difference ±20 seconds / Second hand stop function / Quick date correction function / 1/1 second chronograph (12 hour meter) / Battery life approximately 2 years / Battery used 280-44 / Water resistant to 5 atmospheres / Luminous (hands + index)
Brand CITIZEN
Model number AN3660-81A
Windshield material: Spherical crystal glass
Display type Chronograph
Clasp free type
Case material stainless steel partially plated (jet black color)
Case diameter/width 38 millimeters
Case thickness 11.70
Band material/type stainless steel
band color silver
Dial color white
Other functions Chronograph
movement quartz
Water pressure resistance 50 m
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