Continuing the downsizing of my collection due to an upcoming move and overseas travel, I’m reluctantly letting go of another standout piece from my personal collection: a first-generation Citizen Aqualand C020-086899. While first-gen Aqualands themselves aren’t particularly rare, this example truly stands apart thanks to its exceptional originality, complete kit (original bottle and instruction manual), and the ultra-rare genuine Citizen Aqualand bracelet. In fact, I wasn’t even aware this bracelet existed until I came across this watch and did some research. It’s rarely seen and exceptionally hard to source on its own. Condition-wise, the watch clearly saw regular wear but was never abused. Think honest desk-diving wear rather than hard tool watch use. There are no major dings, dents, or damage, especially impressive given the watch is approaching 40 years old. The case appears unpolished, and the crystal shows only a few faint hairline marks consistent with age. Its originality is what ultimately kept me from ever considering refurbishment or part replacement. The batteries were replaced within the last year, and the watch passed a pressure test. That said, I personally would not swim with it simply due to its age and collectability. All functions operate properly, pushers are smooth, and it’s an absolute joy to wear. The bracelet is complete with all links, and any links not currently installed are in NOS condition. The diver’s extension functions perfectly. With all links installed, the watch should comfortably fit wrists over 8 inches without needing to use the extension. This is a fantastic value as either a unique addition to a collection or an outstanding entry point into vintage dive watches. Price: $350 shipped FIRM Shipping: CONUS only Trades: None Feel free to reach out with any questions, and thanks for looking!