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Here is a rare Citizen piece from about 1992. It incorporates a shock sensor to start the chronograph. You slap the face of watch to start and stop the timing. This one ran the Boston Marathon with me twice. Citizen also made Ski and Bike variations. I keep feeding it batteries so it still loves me. Lol.
All the best. HEO.
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Something different
Here is a rare Citizen piece from about 1992. It incorporates a shock sensor to start the chronograph. You slap the face of watch to start and stop the timing. This one ran the Boston Marathon with me twice. Citizen also made Ski and Bike variations. I ke...
I think we can't see it because it's too flawless..;-))
[PS: Even if you enter his thread there's no pic, probably it didn't upload ;-)]
