# Reference: **Model:** Citizen Campanola "Grand Complication" AH4000-01X Minute Repeater **Year Produced:** 2003 **Timestamp:**  [https://imgur.com/a/1GCIXVQ](https://imgur.com/a/1GCIXVQ) **Album:** [https://imgur.com/a/y4lnkXq](https://imgur.com/a/y4lnkXq) # Features: **-** ***The Prestige***. Released in 2003 with a price tag of $3,400 (not adjusted for inflation), this exquisite timepiece, dubbed “Kokiake” or “Deep Scarlet”, was limited to just 300 pieces. Only 13 watchmakers were deemed skilled enough to work on these hand-assembled Campanolas at Citizen’s Minami-Shinshu studio, and when you read through the list of complications, it easy to understand why.  ***- The Complications.*** It houses a Moonphase, Leap year, Perpetual Triple Calendar, 12-hour, split-time chronograph with sweeping second hand, 24-hour dial, GMT functionality, and Minute Repeater. Most of those functions won’t need any explanation, but a minute repeater deserves to be talked about. **-** ***The Minute Repeater.*** When activated, the minute repeater plays a chime that audibly conveys the current time, essentially acting as a musical Morse code for your wrist. Intriguingly, the chime’s time-setting can operate independently of the displayed time, allowing it to function as a GMT “hand”. **-** ***The Craftsmanship.*** The grandeur of this watch extends beyond its movement. It features a raised minute track, a double-domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, a hand-lacquered urushi dial mixed with gold flakes, and Citizen’s patented “Duratect” coating - a surface treatment that makes the metal five times harder than steel.   # Details: **The Condition**: In perfect condition. No noticeable marks or scratches anywhere. Just serviced by Citizen in Japan in October 2024. **Scope:**  No box or papers. **Movement**: 6770 Minute Repeater Quartz **Dimensions:** \- Case Width: 44.2mm \- Case Thickness: 15.8mm \- Lug to Lug: 52.0mm \- Lug Width: 20mm **Price:** Priced at **$1300**. I accept a variety of different payment methods (Paypal G&S/F&F, Wise, Bank Transfer, Credit Card), depending on your transaction history. Transaction fees paid by the buyer. Not looking for any trades. **Of note:** Shown on my 6.5 inch wrists.