This is a vintage new/old stock watch with one small flaw: there is a crack on the crystal around the 8 o'clock mark. Luckily, replacing an acrylic crystal is a cheap and easy job to do. I was going to do it myself before selling the watch, but then I figured I should let the new owner decide if they want to get it done or keep it original for now. Apart from the crack, the rest of the watch is in mint/like-new condition. This is a rare Citizen watch from 1968 that has been recently imported from Japan: the Citizen Cutlass Autoday Date 33J. Reference CUSS 3001Y. It is a high grade, low profile vintage automatic watch with a killer dial and furniture. The watch is running perfectly including the quick-set day/date functions. Keeping good time. Pics: https://imgur.com/a/p24qlSL Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/0t4JMXB 36mm stainless steel case in mint condition with 18mm lugs. The case has a very nice low profile measuring less than 7mm total including crystal. The back is marked "Para Water". I don't know exactly what that means, but I assume it indicates some level of water resistance. Japan made automatic movement with 33 jewels. Day/date complications with quick-set. Sweeping seconds. Gorgeous grey dial with a hint of blue. Dial and furniture are mint condition. What a beautiful vintage dress watch! A perfect example of mid century minimalism and style. Asking $195 USD OBO including shipping within North America. Great international rates available too.