Citizen Two-Tone Quartz Dress Watch with Jubilee-Style Bracelet

Watch · Two-Tone (Yellow gold-plated accents and stainless steel)

Purity: Gold-plated / Base metal alloy with thin gold electroplate or cap (typically 14K or micron gold finish over stainless steel)

Citizen Two-Tone Quartz Dress Watch with Jubilee-Style Bracelet

Type

Watch

Purity

Gold-plated / Base metal alloy with thin gold electroplate or cap (typically 14K or micron gold finish over stainless steel)

Gold Type

Two-Tone (Yellow gold-plated accents and stainless steel)

Weight

Estimated 70 to 95 grams total watch weight including movement, glass, and steel base

Description

An elegant and timeless Citizen two-tone quartz dress watch featuring a classic round case, a decorative fluted yellow gold-tone bezel, and a striking black dial equipped with a practical day-date complication at the 3 o'clock position. The multi-row Jubilee-style bracelet alternates between brushed stainless steel and polished yellow gold-plated links, offering a sophisticated aesthetic reminiscent of luxury Swiss dress watches while maintaining accessible Japanese horological reliability.

Key Features

Two-tone colorway, fluted bezel, high-contrast black dial with gold baton markers, day-date window, reliable Citizen quartz movement, and Jubilee-style multi-link bracelet

Color & Finish

High-polish and brushed steel finish combined with bright yellow gold-plated central links, fluted bezel, crown, and dial markers against a contrasting matte black dial

Hallmarks & Stamps

Citizen Quartz branding on the dial, with case back typically bearing stainless steel indicators, water resistance markings, and movement/serial numbers

Dimensions Estimate

Case diameter approximately 36mm to 38mm, standard men's dress watch sizing with a bracelet length designed for a 7 to 7.5-inch wrist

Gemstones & Inlays

None present; features a minimalist black dial with gold-tone baton hour markers and a day-date window

Clasp & Closure

Fold-over clasp or deployment clasp integrated into the multi-link bracelet design

Chain & Links

Five-piece link Jubilee-style metal bracelet featuring brushed outer steel links and polished gold-tone central links

Craftsmanship Details

Standard mass-produced Japanese watchmaking with reliable quartz electronic movement, stamped and machined steel case construction, precision electroplated gold accents, and neatly integrated multi-link bracelet assembly

Authentication Indicators

Clear Citizen Quartz typography on the dial, precise alignment of hands and indices, standard Japanese case-back engravings, and typical multi-link construction indicative of authentic period production

Origin & Maker

Citizen Watch Co., Japan

Era & Period

Late 20th Century / Modern Retro (Likely 1980s-1990s quartz watch era)

Age Estimate

Circa 1985-2000 production period based on styling and quartz movement era

Cultural Significance

Two-tone dress watches gained immense popularity in the 1980s and 1990s as versatile accessories that seamlessly bridged the gap between casual steel timepieces and formal solid gold jewelry

Condition Notes

Good vintage to pre-owned condition with minor surface hairline scratches consistent with light wear on the case and bracelet; crystal appears clear, and gold plating shows minimal fading

Value Estimate

Secondary market value is primarily driven by functional and stylistic appeal rather than precious metal content, typically estimated between $50 and $150 depending on working condition and original box/papers

Care & Maintenance

Avoid prolonged immersion in water unless pressure-tested, clean gently with a soft microfiber cloth, keep away from harsh chemicals or strong magnetic fields, and replace the battery promptly when drained to prevent acid leakage

Similar Items

Seiko Two-Tone Quartz Dress Watch, Pulsar Two-Tone Jubilee Bracelet Watch, and entry-level Rolex Datejust two-tone homages

Interesting Facts

Citizen is one of the pioneer brands in quartz watch technology, having introduced groundbreaking solar and high-accuracy quartz movements that revolutionized the global watch market in the 1970s and 1980s

Identified on 10/11/2026