Here is the first from my Citizen Independent 1481010 collection - the neophilia (yellow).
The definition of neophilia is a tendency to like anything new, or a love of novelty. So by that definition, my watch collecting habits definitely make me a neophiliac!
The neophilia is one of a number of different designs released under the 1481010 banner between 1997 and 2003 mainly in Japan. For more info on the 1481010 brand, see http://whichwatchtoday.blogspot.com/p/citizen-independent-1481010-overview.html
This watch has a mirrored inverse LCD which by default shows the seconds. When the time button is pressed, the display changes to a 3 line standard display, which only turns back when the watch has remained still for a set time. The neophilia also has a chronograph, timer and alarm setting.
The full model number for this watch is D510-S90887
The definition of neophilia is a tendency to like anything new, or a love of novelty. So by that definition, my watch collecting habits definitely make me a neophiliac!
The neophilia is one of a number of different designs released under the 1481010 banner between 1997 and 2003 mainly in Japan. For more info on the 1481010 brand, see http://whichwatchtoday.blogspot.com/p/citizen-independent-1481010-overview.html
This watch has a mirrored inverse LCD which by default shows the seconds. When the time button is pressed, the display changes to a 3 line standard display, which only turns back when the watch has remained still for a set time. The neophilia also has a chronograph, timer and alarm setting.
The full model number for this watch is D510-S90887
I have one if these!!! Can't find any info online anywhere about it other than from what you've said. Do you know a value??
ReplyDeleteUmm..I was mistaken, I have this but it's an ignis much like the Neophilia Jonathan Barnbrook + Beams Works D501, but it's got a specific engraving instead it's Toyota Somos No. 1 2001.2.19
ReplyDeleteI feel it's like they mashed this and the D501 to make this rare(?) Edition of my watch, but I can not find ANY info on this thing ANYWHERE
I know this post is old, but what kind of battery does the D510 module use? Mine is dead and the local watchshop cant seem to find it.
ReplyDeleteI would be most thankful if you, by any chance, would answer this question.
Best Regards.
Regis
Maybe CR1616
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