For sale is this vintage Citizen Crystal Seven 33, made in Japan, in November of 1965! Citizen's Crystal Seven series was their flagship line at the time and the 33 jewel (as indicated by the applied 33 logo on the dial) was the top of the range. Citizen introduced the series in 1965 making this one of the first editions under the "Crystal Seven" line and at the time was the thinnest automatic watch with a day and date function. "Crystal" referred to the new hardened mineral crystal Citizen introduced and the "Seven" referred to the seven days of the week in the unique position in the centre of the dial. Citizen had introduced the "ParaWater", which was the first ever Japanese waterproof watch just six years prior in 1959. This carried on from there with the Para Water inscription on the case back and the uni-body design, which eliminated one more place water could get into the case. The crystal is mesmerising to behold with its super thick chamfer and thickness which creates wonderful distortions of the sunburst dial. Markers, vintage Citizen logo, "7" and "33" logo all applied. Sharp-angled multifaceted day and date windows. Beautifully engraved/embossed medallion on the case back. "STAR" indicates the factory it was made in, "ACSS" means all case stainless steel. Very 60s design. Citizen released the C7 in 2020 which re-imagines the Crystal Seven series. The movement is considered by many to be close to chronometer grade.  Condition is amazing for its age (over 60 years old!), just very minor general as expected, one faint scratch on the crystal. Original signed crown which is usually lost on these Crystal Seven models. Quick-set date and slow-set day. Brand new JDM Bambi branded strap.  Dimensions are: 37mm x 43mm x 10mm  Lug Width 18mm Looking for $260 (Buyer pays Paypal fees) international tracked shipping included in price More pics: [https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjC5GhA](https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjC5GhA) Bought in Japan.  \*Returns accepted but return postage costs are the buyer's responsibility under all circumstances.