Citizen ATTESA H874-005HK02 BY1006-62E Black Solar Men's Watch From Japan

Description

Brand/Model Name

CITIZEN ATTESA H874-005HK02 BY1006-62E Men's Watch


Power Source

Solar


Color

Dial Color: Black


Serial Number

512030084


Warranty Purchase Date

February 2025


Dimensions

Case Height: Approx. 49.5mm

Case Width: Approx. 43mm (excluding crown)

Band Width: 20.5mm

Wrist Size: 15.5cm


Included Items

Box, warranty card, instruction manual, 3 extra links


Operational Status

Functional


<Case>

Condition: Dent

<Bezel>

Condition: Scratches, scuffs

<Clasp/Buckle>

Condition: Genuine part

Payment

Please pay within 5 days after the auction closed.

Shipping

Shipped via FedEx or DHL. 

Tracking number included. 

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Returns

Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.

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