I am also listing other wristwatches, so please take a look if you'd like. This is a Citizen Homer Date 17 jewels, which you don't see very often. The stains on the dial and the scratches on the case are the kind of character you just can't get with modern wristwatches. I think the atmosphere is irresistible. I think it's perfect for those who want a wristwatch that's different from everyone else's. I performed the overhaul myself. The ninth image is a picture of the overhaul process. I disassemble the watch completely and perform the overhaul in this manner. However, I am not a professional, so I cannot guarantee the operation of the watch upon arrival. It is likely that this watch was manufactured in May 1967. As it is a very old wristwatch, it is intended for those who are familiar with handling vintage watches. The daily rate is approximately ±1 minute. It varies depending on the position. The watch itself is almost 60 years old, so there are stains and scratches, but I think it's in good condition for its age. Please take a close look at the images and only purchase if you are satisfied. It is not new, so it is not without flaws. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about the condition. Please look for dead stock items. Consider the strap to be a bonus. Please replace it with a strap of your choice. Due to the risk of substitution, all claims and returns are not accepted. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.