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Citizen Q&Q Solarmate Radio Controlled – Arctic White Ref. HG12-204
Citizen Q&Q Solarmate Radio Controlled – Arctic White Ref. HG12-204
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Add a highly unique, ultra-precise piece of Japanese engineering to your daily rotation. Sourced directly from Citizen’s specialized JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) subsystem branch, this Q&Q Solarmate bridges rugged field utility with high-tech solar power and atomic radio-controlled timekeeping. It features an incredibly high-visibility dial layout with integrated tracking markers for signal reception around the inner ring.
Embodying a robust, functional field aesthetic, it coordinates a brushed stainless steel bezel with bold, stylized Arabic numerals and high-contrast lance hands.
Condition Notes:
- Dial & Glass: Features an immaculate arctic white dial with thick, deep black field numerals and an integrated quick-set date window at 3 o'clock. The crystal is clear and offers superb, uncompromised readability at a quick glance.
- Aesthetics & Sizing: The stainless steel case and matching linked bracelet show light, honest signs of minor wear keeping with its age. The original solid construction lines remain distinct and well-defined.
- Functions: Fully bench-tested. The advanced internal solar power system is holding its charge properly, and the high-grade Citizen movement keeps exceptional, atomic-synchronized quartz time.
Specifications:
- Make/Line: Citizen Q&Q Solarmate (Radio Controlled)
- Model/Ref: HG12-204 (Marked on lower dial face)
- Movement: Eco-Drive Radio-Controlled Solar Quartz (Caliber H415 base)
- Dial: Arctic White with Bold Black Arabic Field Numerals
- Case Width: Approx. 40mm Wide (Versatile and solid wrist presence)
- Bracelet Fit: Original Integrated Stainless Steel Bracelet
Note: Sourced with unknown service history; water resistance is not guaranteed due to vintage age. Radio control function relies on regional signal towers.
