?LUXURY? ?Yacht Timer? ??High End Citizen Watch ?? ??South Beach Miami Aristocrat Storage Unit Treasure Discovery ?? ?????????????????????????????????? This watch was discovered in a very high class and expensive storage unit in Miami that was owned by a very, very wealthy Miami mover and shaker. The battery is currently dead on the watch, but I believe that it would function perfectly well with a new battery due to the extreme performance of these watches. Hey, serial number on the back of this watch is #10200107 Just below that it has the words GN ? 4?S It also states that it is water resistant and made by citizen watch company in Japan. I did a serial number look up on this watch and these are the dates of manufacture for this particular watch. But as you can see from the serial number look up, they were not able to find the exact date and the other items that they asked for to pinpoint the date are so small that my magnifying glass and eyes were just not capable of reading the inscription. However, if you do insist, I will locate a magnifying glass and try to read those numbers. This Citizen watch was made in February of 1951, 1961, 1971, 1981, 1991, 2001, 2011, 2021[Show Workings] Workings for serial 1020017 Serial number in standard Citizen format (YMMxxxxx) Movement not in database 1951 is within range (0 to 2024) 1961 is within range (0 to 2024) 1971 is within range (0 to 2024) 1981 is within range (0 to 2024) 1991 is within range (0 to 2024) 2001 is within range (0 to 2024) 2011 is within range (0 to 2024) 2021 is within range (0 to 2024) This watch has been used significantly and does have a lot of patina as seen in the photos for a vintage watch and not a brand new watch patina is admired as a valuable and loved treasure. Please look at the photos very carefully and observe the scratches on the glass That may be able to be buffed out as well as the scratches on the bezel which are replaceable and sell constantly.. This is a high dollar watch and this is not a throwaway watch. Simple items such as a band or a basil or even a cheap, glass lens are easily replaceable and definitely worth your time and money to restore this piece of luxury yacht life. ? I?m not interested in giving this away because I would obviously like to keep it for myself but everything I have is for sale and if you are interested in owning a valuable piece of the history of the luxury life, this is your one opportunity. ? ? Please look at the photos very carefully and note that it also does not come with a band. Bands are replaceable and dime a dozen . For a few dollars I could easily order the band, bezel, and replacement glass and have a very valuable watch only a few minutes worth of time. I?m offering a discount to somebody that is smart enough to realize they could obtain a piece of treasure cheaper and simply replace these easy parts, and look very professional in the boardroom table with their expensive and elegant yacht timer watch. ? ? Let me Repeat: Please view these photos very carefully as I ?do not accept returns?. Please ask any questions that you have regarding this item prior to placing a bid because I put a great deal of time into building this sale due to the value of the item and I expect everyone to do due diligence, when considering my listings. ? ? I do ship the same day as purchase if possible, and if not possible the first day it will be the following day. Everything is shipped out of the state of Florida and I take extreme care and pride in my very careful packaging. I only use brand new high-quality shipping boxes and I am a fan of the $70 roll bubble wrap so I do not get damaged products that are so in today?s world. ? ? Upon purchase and payment, I will be able to send you my personal cell phone number that you can text me with any questions, or concerns, but will not allow me to give you my phone number until the auction is completed and the payment is processed. Please do all due diligence and ask all questions via email right now and I will get back with you as quickly as possible. ?