Hello, I am new to the forum and here I show you two Newmaster from 1965 found in the flea market in disrepair. After cleaning and service they work great. Caliber 1121 with very little seen Jet rotor. I hope you like them.

 

My Citizen. Still wear it regularly.

 

Don't know which Citizen movement this is a copy of but I think its from the 1960's.
Just before HMT closed its factory they had ordered enough parts to make hundreds of thousands of these watches.
Many small time watch makers in India bought up the parts and assembled them to sell. I don't think the crowns or stems are OEM, or maybe just poorly fitted.
These are dirt cheap, often less than $15 USD with free shipping.
After a bit of adjustment mine runs reliably within aprox three seconds per day.
I was amazed to find that the plating is a real Gold alloy of 23.5 karat.

 

Ahem........

It's actually "Madame Syrte" young @pongster.

 

Picked up a few gems during my trip ...

 

My sincere apologies, ma’am.

 

That first one is cute as a button. The second is also very nice.

 

That is a very interesting movement. beautiful watch.

 

This may be the movement copied by HMT for the SONA watches
https://vintagecitizenwatches.com/tag/17-jewels/
https://17jewels.info/movements/h/hmt/hmt-020/

 

Merry christmas

 

Incoming

Chronomaster Washi

My first HAQ. And my first modern Citizen.

 

Homer on Shark

 

Vintage Diver with a faded date wheel. Cant tell the date.

 

Leopard DayDate

I like the crown function on this one. When watch head upright, pressing crown adjusts the date. Turn the watch head upside down, then pressing crown adjusts the day.

 

I'm sure thos watches are very nice, but until you learn to focus your camera, we'll probably never know.

 

Always enjoyed this eco drive but its' days are numbered,

 

Apologies sir. I really am not good at taking photos. Is this better?

 

This weekend on the wrist;