Sergio IG:Le_collectionheure_lyonnais's review on his Citizen Chronograph Bullhead

A 70s icon with a 2026 twist. Riding the wave of the (excellent) Tsuyosa, Citizen graces us with a new banger at a more than modest price. This watch won't revolutionize watchmaking in its launch year, but it will have the merit of reminding our generation that they were capable of beautiful things in the past. The design cues of the original Bullhead are retained here, with its pushers positioned on the top of the case, on either side of the crown, giving the watch a distinctly disruptive bull-like appearance. The three subdials are still present in a "panda" dial configuration. The date window could have been better integrated, but it's not a major issue. The only real difference from its predecessor is that quartz has replaced the old automatic movement, and it features a mineral crystal of average quality. The strap isn't the easiest to clip on, but overall it's quite comfortable and rather attractive. In the end, it's a nice watch, safe to wear, and one that will be appreciated by collectors.