Citizen M1800 Manual Wind - Silver Dial (M1800, 1962)

Description: Citizen M1800 manual wind from 1962, a piece from Citizen's mid-century era when Japanese watchmaking was finding its voice on the world stage. The M1800 is a classic dress watch built for everyday wear, powered by a 21-jewel manual movement. Silver dial with applied baton indices, clean typography, and a red date window at 6 o'clock. Brushed stainless steel round case, approximately 36mm. Original leather strap with black fabric facing. Acrylic crystal. Water resistant to the era's standards. The caseback is marked with production details consistent with Citizen's 1962 manufacturing.

Story of This Watch: This is a watch that spent its life working. Fully serviced and running strong, it's the kind of piece that reminds you why manual movements still matter. No complications, no fuss, just honest timekeeping. The patina on the dial is earned, not forced. If you want something that actually has a history instead of looking like it does, this is it.

Condition: Good condition, rated 3/5. Dial shows appropriate patina for a 1962 piece with some surface wear visible. Hands show age. Case has normal scratching consistent with 60+ years of wear. Recently serviced and running reliably. No box or papers. Strap is period appropriate but not original.

Good Wrist Co. Assurance: Fully inspected and verified authentic. Serial 62 L-539 confirms 1962 production. Movement is original 21-jewel Citizen caliber consistent with M1800 specifications. All components original to the piece except strap. Recently serviced by professional watchmaker. Transparent disclosure regarding patina, age-appropriate wear, and absent original box & papers.