Model: Citizen Campanola 214 / CTR57-1051
Year: June 2016
Features:
The History. Citizen’s luxury sub-brand is named after Nola, an Italian town, which located in the Campania region. The two words were portmanteau’d together to form Campanola. The Church in Nola is recognised as being the first Church that ever rang its bells to signify time. Not only does the name reflect this story, but the Campanola logo features two bells side-by-side.
The Collection. Campanolas are renowned for their use of layering, often opting for a distinctly three-dimensional look, as demonstrated above. Taking a typically chaotic complication, like a Triple Date Perpetual Calendar, and leaning into that chaos is the Campanola’s signature move. There are at least six different metal finishing techniques on display: brushing, sunburst, engraving, polishing, relief striping, and azurage. Definitely not a dial you’d get bored of looking at.
The Functionality. Holding the top or bottom right-side pushers will move the calendar backwards or forwards in time, allowing you to easily see which day falls on a specific date. A quick press of the left-side pusher resets the calendar to the current date.
The Craftsmanship. Much like Grand Seiko, the Campanola collection is hand-assembled, from the movements to the watch itself. Even the quartz movements, like this one, are hand-assembled! The case is hyper-polished and coated with Citizen's proprietary surface-hardening Duratect, and the domed sapphire features Citizen’s proprietary multi-layered AR coating system, known as Clarity Coating.
Specification:
Condition: In very good condition. Light hairlines and marks can be seen on the metal case.
Scope: No box or papers.
Movement: Citizen 6704 Triple Calendar Quartz
Dimensions:
- Lug to Lug: 54.0mm
- Case Width: 40.5mm
- Case Thickness: 15.0mm
