Citizen Leopard 36000

The Citizen Leopard series consisted of technically advanced and stylishly designed watches produced by Citizen in the 1970s. The name "Leopard" was intended to reflect the dynamic and powerful image of the series. One of the most striking features of this series was that its mechanisms operated at a high frequency. The "36000" expression on the dial refers to the number of vibrations the mechanism makes per hour (beats per hour or bph - beats per hour). While a standard movement usually operates at 21,600 or 28,800 bph, the Leopard 36000 movement operates at 36,000 bph (10 beats per second). This high frequency allows the second hand to move more smoothly and time to be measured more precisely. The Citizen Leopard 36000 is one of the technically advanced and stylishly designed watches of the 1970s. It stands out with its high-frequency mechanism and original design. If you are interested in vintage Japanese watches and especially high-beat mechanisms, you can consider this product. The product you are reviewing was manufactured in 1977.

PROFESSIONAL FULL SERVICE. Since the mechanism is completely disassembled, every part is cleaned, oiled and its sensitivity is adjusted, your watch works without any negative surprises. (It does not require maintenance for 3 years unless exposed to adverse conditions.)
Product Status: Tested, all functions work.