Pre owned but still very nice. Black dial with gold markers, gold hands with luminous centers and day/date at "3". Battery operated quartz movement is running well and keeping good time. 2-tone stainless steel/yellow gold plated case with stainless steel back and yellow gold plated bezel. 2-tone stainless steel/yellow gold plated band with Citizen marked clasp. This watch comes in a black Citizen marked plastic box that has a gray velvet inner lining.
Size 37 x 43 mm

Silver dial with black Roman numerals, black hands and time/alarm/timer/chrono indicator at "6". Battery operated quartz movement is running well and keeping good time. Yellow gold plated case with stainless steel back that has a picture of a ship in the center. New brown leather band. Cir. 2000's.
Size 35 x 41 mm

This Swiss made watch has a white dial with silver Roman numerals, silver hands with luminous centers and date at "3". Stainless steel case with stainless steel back that is marked "Water Resistant 50M-Sapphire Crystal" This has a Tissot marked crown. Battery operated quartz movement is running well and keeping good time. Stainless steel band with Tissot marked clasp This will fit a regular size wrist but not Cir late 1990’s.
Size 35 x 41 mm

Many of you have read the stories Ken Cooper has sent regarding the listings so You may not be surprised to read this yarn and remember he drinks a lot…We love him and his stories anyway..

Clem "Clambone" Clankey was happy when he purchased his Nice clean Tissot watch from Piercey's fine watches. Clem had saved for years to own an great timekeeper watch from his small but adequate earnings as a fisherman on the vast Pacific Ocean. His fishing craft was named the Cherry Shack for all the fond memories he had of Japan while stationed there in the military at Camp Zama. That fateful night, for some reason, he took the lovely Tissot off and placed the watch in his footlocker. As he looked over the vast ocean a shiver ran through him as he thought of just disappearing without a trace. Suddenly the boat shook and old Clambone fell overboard into a large conduit with red walls and sharp teeth. Before the jaws closed on him his last thought was of his watch safely on board ship. The next morning Fred "Floater" Fudster found Clambone's boat floating with no one aboard. Calling the Coast Guard, Fred then searched the craft looking for goodies, and upon discovering the now nearly new Tissot "PR50" watch he quickly pocketed it. After the Coast Guard arrived Fred headed for port where he quickly sold the Tissot to The Old Salt's Loan & Pawn shop. The watch sat for a few months until Shrimp (Shrimpy) Stonemaster bought it for his personal use. Shrimp took good care of the fine timepiece. He passed away from a fall off his back porch. The Tissot watch was purchased by a large wristed, friendly man called Girard (also known as the Buttocks Boy) who had the cleaned, polished and then placed for sale on his rather large and extensive website. It's a great buy with a great story. The only question is who or what ate Clambone in the vast reaches of the Pacific? Purchasing this watch use Girard's world famous layaway plan and ask Girard how much ice cream he gobbles during during the course of a week. You too may fall overboard.