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Lot 52: A Collection of Four Stainless Steel and Gold Tone Wristwatches Including Citizen and Seiko Examples

This auction ended on October 14, 2026.

Start price: £8

Estimated price: £8 - £20

Buyer's Premium: 20%

Sold for: £75

A collection of four wristwatches comprising two Citizen Eco-Drive models, one Seiko quartz watch, and one Rotary quartz watch. The first Citizen watch features a tonneau-shaped stainless steel case with a silver-white dial decorated with a sunburst pattern and Roman numeral markers, fitted to an integrated multi-link bracelet. The reverse bears a globe logo and is inscribed CITIZEN ECO-DRIVE, SAPPHIRE, GN-0-S, MOV’T JAPAN, and G820-S054170. The second Citizen watch is a round Stiletto model with a black textured dial and baton markers on a multi-link stainless steel bracelet, featuring a four-screw case back with the Citizen globe logo. The Seiko watch has a circular stainless steel case and a white dial with baton markers and a date aperture at the 3 o’clock position, stamped to the reverse SEIKO, WATER RESISTANT, ST. STEEL, 7N39-0AJ0 [A4], and serial number 211384. The fourth watch is a Rotary quartz model with a gold-tone metal case, white Roman numeral dial with date aperture, and a brown mock-croc leather strap; the dial is marked with the winged logo and reads ROTARY, QUARTZ, and SWISS MADE. The lot includes three Citizen Guarantee and Instructions booklets, a five-year guarantee card, and a plastic bag containing several spare stainless steel bracelet links.


Condition report:

All watches show significant signs of wear and surface scratching consistent with regular use. The Citizen tonneau watch (photo 5) and the Stiletto model (photo 2) exhibit noticeable grime and oxidation between the bracelet links. The Seiko watch shows moderate surface scratching to the case and bracelet (photo 6). The Rotary watch has heavy wear and loss to the gold plating, particularly around the case edges, and the leather strap is heavily creased (photo 4). All movements are currently untested and their working status is unknown.