CITIZEN Bullhead Chronograph Automatic

CITIZEN Bullhead Chronograph Automatic watch, ref. 67-9011. Serial No. 104033XX. Year of manufacture ca. 1971.
Stainless steel "bullhead" type case, 38 mm, with pushers in upper position and crown at 12 o'clock. Mineral crystal. White panda dial with black subdials at 6 and 12 o'clock, perimeter tachymeter scale and hands with yellow accents. Citizen Caliber 8110A automatic movement with flyback function, 1/5th of a second chronograph and 12-hour counter. Day and date calendar at 6 o'clock, with quick adjustment by pusher. Screwed steel case back with reference and serial number inscriptions. Original Citizen metal bracelet with folding clasp. It works.
Measurements: 38 mm (case diameter); 38 x 44 mm (total case with pushers).

The Citizen Bullhead Chronograph ref. 67-9011, also known as the "Challenge Timer", is one of Citizen's most iconic automatic chronograph models, produced during the 1970s. Its "bullhead" design (with the pushers on the top) distinguishes it from conventional chronographs, facilitating its use in the driving position. This model mounts the celebrated 8110A caliber, renowned for its reliability, flyback function and robust construction. The "panda" color scheme makes it a highly sought-after piece among collectors of vintage Japanese watches. Its retro and sporty style has established it as a classic of seventies design.

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