Welcome to the 2100 owners club!
Looks fantastic. Wear it in the best of health.
Looks fantastic. Wear it in the best of health.
I agree. It has to be one of the best values for the money out there. It's hard to believe they could turnminidriver said:It is an animal of a complex movement. Mostly assembled by hand :-*
For $300 BNIB, the Calibre 2100 is one of the best kept secrets in horology.
I am sure Citizen has fully recoup the original development and tooling costs associated with the Calibre 2100 by now. The E210 watches were first introduced in 2004. The Calibre 2100 was a strong hit in export markets were it is still being produced. In the Japan Domestic Market, the 2100 was discontinued circa 2006. It was a short lived watch in Japan. Not sure why.cbrmike said:I agree. It has to be one of the best values for the money out there. It's hard to believe they could turn
any kind of a profit on it.
minidriver said:I am sure Citizen has fully recoup the original development and tooling costs associated with the Calibre 2100 by now. The E210 watches were first introduced in 2004. The Calibre 2100 was a strong hit in export markets were it is still being produced. In the Japan Domestic Market, the 2100 was discontinued circa 2006. It was a short lived watch in Japan. Not sure why.
For a brief period of time I tried to get my hands on one of these, very hard to find, 2004 limited edition E210 bull head chronographs....
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If Citizen ever re-releases these E210 Bull head chronographs, I would buy one in a heart beat without any hesitation. These were made in very low numbers (I believe in 2 batches of 500 pieces each) for the Japan market so your odds of finding one in the used sales forum are next to none.
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Yup that Citizen E210 Bullhead is a beauty. Too bad they are hard to find and priced to match :'(