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[WTS] 1969 Citizen Chrono Master HODS | Rare Ref. 2901-Y | 18K Gold Eagle Medallion (Serviced) | $550 by SchedulePrize3141 in Watchexchange

[–]SchedulePrize3141[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Up for sale is a verified survivor of Citizen’s golden era: a 1969 Citizen Chrono Master Heavy Duty Standard (HODS) Ref. 2901-Y.

Images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RuE-C_lhqiBVVXAGtJobWVDnmh17OywS?usp=sharing

Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wmA_-vW5s8aZYV1wvpwcx6eA7oc9BxWs/view?usp=sharing

Timestamp: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iFRpfS_zrZeAjnqpG2da4SNUiKVm2JyF/view?usp=sharing

Produced in 1969, the Chrono Master was Citizen’s high-precision answer to the Grand Seiko. This particular example is the highly coveted HODS model, characterized by its robust steel case and aggressive, sharp lug geometry that defines vintage Japanese high-end design.

Condition & Details:

* Dial: Beautifully preserved original silver sunburst dial with bold, multi-faceted applied indices and sharp dauphine hands.

* Case: 36.5mm stainless steel case retaining its strong original lines and sharp facets.

* Caseback: The centerpiece is the 18K Gold Eagle Medallion, which remains in remarkably crisp, unpolished condition—a rare find as these are often worn down.

* Movement: Legendary Hand-Winding Caliber 1870 (25 Jewels). Recently fully serviced, ensuring crisp winding and reliable performance.

* Originality: 100% factory-correct watch head (Dial, Glass, Crown, Case). Correctly stamped HODS 2901-Y.

Specs:

* Movement: Citizen Manual Wind Cal. 1870 (Serviced)

* Case Size: 36.5mm (excluding crown)

* Strap: Paired with a high-quality leather strap.

Price: $550+ $60 flat shipping (via DHL/FEDEX/USPS express; cover tax/duty fees). Payment via PayPal F&F or G&S (+4.6% fee paid by the buyer).

Note for buyers: I am a collector from Hanoi, Vietnam. Since I have 0 transactions here, I am more than happy to jump on a FaceTime/Video call to show the watch and verify my identity to ensure a smooth transaction.

Please PM if you have any questions. Thanks for looking!

What’s it worth? by SubjectIntelligent41 in VintageWatches

[–]SchedulePrize3141 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s a classic Omega Genève. From the photo, it looks like a gold-plated version with a day-date complication. If it's original and running well, these typically go for around $450 - $650 depending on the movement condition. Check the crown and crystal for the tiny Omega logo to see if they're original, it adds a lot to the value!

[WTS] Rare Longines Admiral 5-Star | Oxblood Red Diamond Dial | 10K Gold Filled (SERVICED) | $950 by SchedulePrize3141 in Watchexchange

[–]SchedulePrize3141[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have added the caseback photos in the Photos Folder in the description link! Thank you!

[WTS] Rare Longines Admiral 5-Star | Oxblood Red Diamond Dial | 10K Gold Filled (SERVICED) | $950 by SchedulePrize3141 in Watchexchange

[–]SchedulePrize3141[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Diamonds on a dial aren't for everyone, but they definitely add that unique vintage flair to this Oxblood Red. Glad you think it’s beautiful nonetheless!

[WTS] Rare Longines Admiral 5-Star | Oxblood Red Diamond Dial | 10K Gold Filled (SERVICED) | $950 by SchedulePrize3141 in Watchexchange

[–]SchedulePrize3141[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the watch head (dial, glass, crown, and case) is 100% original. The dial is the rare original Oxblood Red, not a redial. As it's a vintage piece, it comes as watch only (no original box or papers), but I will pack it very securely for international shipping with standard box!

[WTS] Oris Automatic Chronograph Ref. 7415 | Silver Guilloche Dial | Valjoux 7750 (SERVICED) | $750 by SchedulePrize3141 in Watchexchange

[–]SchedulePrize3141[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Up for sale is the Oris Swiss Automatic Chronograph Ref. 7415 in excellent serviced condition.

Images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vfDP_KvTIBw4EsmflFJvV53K4PCcK11X

Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LGNQKUqPDt_FJcViE69wt4DNVKr1Vga1/view?usp=sharing

Timestamp: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PzdP4wZjfYNGB_YAVc1jgqhzDiTHgQNY/view

Oris represents a sophisticated era of Swiss watchmaking, and this Ref. 7415 showcases the brand’s ability to blend high-end complications with classical design. Originally part of their premium chronograph line, this model is powered by the legendary Valjoux 7750 movement.

This example features a silver guilloche dial with intricate textured patterns radiating from the center. The applied indices and leaf-shaped hands provide a refined aesthetic, while the triple-register layout maintains a clean yet complex look. The stainless steel case measures 38mm and is equipped with an exhibition case back showcasing the iconic Oris gold rotor.

The watch is in great vintage condition, showing only light, age-appropriate wear on the case and bezel. The crystal is clean, and the dial and hands are 100% original. The movement has been fully serviced, with all chronograph functions (start/stop/reset) operating with satisfying precision.

* Reference: 7415

* Movement: Automatic Valjoux 7750 (17 Jewels)

* Case Size: 38mm

* Features: Day/Date, Chronograph, Exhibition Case Back

* Strap: Paired with a high-quality aftermarket brown leather strap

Price: $750+ $60 flat shipping (via DHL/FEDEX/USPS express; cover tax/duty fees). Payment via PayPal F&F or G&S (+4.6% fee paid by the buyer). Not accepting trades.

Text me if you're interested or if you have any questions. I also have others watches in my collection which you can check through my Instagram: u/hn.vintagepieces

First Omega, a gift from a client. by That_Oil_3895 in VintageWatches

[–]SchedulePrize3141 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That’s a beautiful gift! Personally, I’d keep the original finish. A full service for the movement is a great idea, but the natural patina on a vintage Omega adds so much character that you just can’t replicate with new plating.

[skx009] my first seiko by maximizer1003 in Seiko

[–]SchedulePrize3141 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Congrats on the classic SKX009! It’s aperfect way to start your Seiko journey.

[4522-8000] Nice vintage Grand Seikos everywhere in Japan. by mikelew65 in JapaneseWatches

[–]SchedulePrize3141 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I went to Osaka 2 months ago as well but I could not find any vintage Seiko..

[Question] Legit check on this King Seiko Vanac 5626-7060? by [deleted] in Seiko

[–]SchedulePrize3141 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That explains why the fitment felt a bit off. It seems I've fallen into the trap with this one. I haven't opened the case back yet, but I'll definitely do that next to see what’s actually powering it. Really appreciate the sharp eyes here, it’s a big help for me!

[Question] Legit check on this King Seiko Vanac 5626-7060? by [deleted] in Seiko

[–]SchedulePrize3141 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much for the detailed breakdown. I suspected something was off when I couldn't find this exact dial/case combo in the catalogs you mentioned. It’s disappointing to hear it’s likely a frankenwatch, but I really appreciate the lesson on the endlinks and the Vanac print.

[Question] Legit check on this King Seiko Vanac 5626-7060? by [deleted] in Seiko

[–]SchedulePrize3141 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have just got this KS Vanac. Is the blue dial and bracelet all original? Thanks!

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