Why customers love Citizen?

A guilloché dial, a small seconds hand, an integrated bracelet, and a 60-hour power reserve; what more could you ask for? And all this for a reasonable price, something the Japanese have mastered. I find the watch well-balanced, with unbeatable value for money. It's a watch that offers much more than you'd expect. Personally, I love it; it shows a lot without being too flashy; the balance is perfect.

I present to you my new Citizen Promaster Divers 200m Eco-Drive a system developed by Citizen the battery can operate for at least 20 years, the Echo-Drive system generates energy even in low light, it generates energy not only from sunlight, but also from indoor light. A full charge is enough to operate most Eco-Drive models in the dark for more than six months...I absolutely wanted a diving watch with this system because it is truly a real innovation from the Japanese manufacturer...even if it is a quartz watch, no need to worry about replacing the battery every 2 to 3 years...I love this red color and the inner outline of the dial in white, it is very comfortable to wear and despite its 43mm diameter it does not look big on my wrist...and the wave bracelet is very flexible and pleasant, thanks to the Dialicious platform and the link I came across the best price offered and I made the purchase on Amazon, I am a Prime subscriber and the delivery was fast and without any problem at a relay point.

I present to you the reissue of the famous NB6021 diver's challenge watch from the Citizen manufacturer. The Citizen Fujitsubo nicknamed like that because in 1977 a diver's challenge watch was lost on an Australian beach and a person found it in 1983 on the same beach not far from Sydney completely covered in crustaceans, barnacles (Fujitsubo in Japanese), marine crustaceans which, as adults, attach themselves to rocks and the hulls of boats. And the battered watch was still working 5 years later, I really like this watch in super titanium, a patent filed by Citizen, 5 times harder than steel and half as light, the Duratect process, a real diver in direct competition with the SPB143 62 Mas from Seiko. It is very comfortable to wear with a silicone strap that is supplied with the watch. It has a sapphire crystal and a diameter of 41mm and the famous high-end movement from Citizen, the caliber 9051. Its price is 650 euros.

A Japanese watch for less than 300 euros with great specs: a real diver (ISO 6425 (Diver's)), water-resistant to 200m, a very robust movement (8204), easy to maintain and repair. A historical watch to boot: an Italian Navy watch in the 90s. In short, the perfect watch for tight budgets!

I present to you my Citizen Promaster divers Full Lume NY0040-50W ... When looking for a reliable and solid watch at a reasonable price, we inevitably think of Japan and Seiko and perhaps its divers like the SKX007 or the Seiko 5 Sports range. However, another Japanese manufacturer should not be forgotten! This is Citizen, with in particular one of the best cheap automatic diving watches on the market, namely the Citizen Promaster Diver Automatic. It is one of the most famous watches from the Japanese manufacturer, in particular thanks to its classic and original look, but above all thanks to its resistance and durability. In this price range, it is one of the best possible choices. The full Lume is excellent. Diameter 42mm water resist 200m price 230 euros.

Timepiece enthusiasts have praised the exceptional value for money of the Citizen brand. Looking for a sporty-chic, even dressy, watch, I wanted to try on a Tsuyosa in a Louis Pion boutique near my home and it was a revelation. I was amazed by the presence and charisma of this small watch (even though I usually only wear 41-44 mm). The hardest part was choosing the color. It's a watch that attracts attention when I wear it and people have a hard time believing its price. I cherish it and only wear it for evenings with friends. It's one of my favorite watches, and yet not the most expensive. Its gradient blue dial and overall look are mesmerizing. Its bracelet particularly sets it off. I appreciate the presence of the cyclops. Its only drawback, in my opinion, is the crown, which is difficult to operate. In short, it's a must-have in its style and a must-have for those on a tight budget.

I present to you my Citizen promaster diver titanium in green color, it is a watch that is pleasant to wear because it is very light because it is all in titanium even the bracelet I find it very pretty this model also exists in blue color. Movement Mechanical with automatic winding Movement model: Caliber 8203 Reference: NY0100-50X All Titanium Watch Waterproofness: 200 m Diameter: 42 mm Glass quality: mineral Public price: 400 euros

The Tsuyosa, a watch already spotted when it came out but it was the ice blue version that made up my mind. Ordered from an AD (Parrenin Joaillier) in St Germain. The beauty arrived at the end of July, just in time to go on holiday with it. It is a very pleasant watch to wear and to look at thanks to its superb sunburst dial. Compared to my Tissot PRX it seems subjectively smaller to me because of its more rounded shape. The only real flaw concerns the water resistance limited to 5 ATM. So you have to have another watch for swimming.

This is my very first Citizen. Until recently, I admit that this brand seemed a little obscure to me. In my mind, it was a distant name, without much resonance. And then, while reading an article, I discovered something I hadn't suspected: Citizen is an incredibly rich Japanese brand, with a fascinating past and an almost infinite range of watches. That's when I rediscovered a model that had crossed my mind without ever really staying there: the Aqualand JP2000. A cult watch, worn by Jean Reno in The Big Blue. A true love at first sight. The design of this watch immediately captivated me. It's a true tool watch: robust, functional, with no frills. Its diving strap, the almost soft feel of the case, and especially the integrated onboard computer with a depth gauge located on the left side... All of this gives the watch a unique, technical, and masculine style. It's not just a beautiful object: it's a watch designed for diving, for adventure, for real-life conditions. And it's a real veteran—no pun intended. Produced continuously since the 1980s, the Aqualand JP2000 is a true living legend. It quickly found its place in my collection. It's not a watch like any other. It exudes real personality, while remaining perfectly wearable for everyday use. Sure, it's a little chunky, but its diameter is contained, and the overall proportions are very balanced. It achieves that rare balance between wrist presence and comfort. It's a watch that asserts itself, but doesn't try to overdo it. Citizen has always been renowned for the quality of its watches, and this Aqualand is no exception. The luminiva is simply exceptional. The hands are also well-designed: a cathedral hour hand, an orange minute hand, and a second hand shaped like a speargun arrow. Yes, just that. And it's superb. Even the caseback is worth a closer look: the technical markings, the brushed metal, the pin buckle... Everything exudes quality and attention to detail. This Aqualand was a real revelation. Not only did it give me a new perspective on Citizen, but it also made me want to discover other models in the Promaster range. It combines heritage, technical prowess, and originality. I wear it with its original strap as well as with a NATO strap or an aged leather strap. It's an endearing, effective, and decidedly different watch. Quite simply, a gem.

This Citizen Grand Touring from The Signature collection is a unique piece that I fell in love with a few years ago and was able to acquire after a fitting at Occarat. Its size is substantial and its weight is significant, especially in steel, so a preliminary fitting is essential. In my opinion, it's a unique piece in the Citizen range, positioned just above the brand's most prestigious line: The Citizen. This model introduced me to the history of Citizen, which I then perceived as a Japanese quartz-oriented, entry-level watch brand. I discovered the facets of a manufacturer with impressive expertise, even boasting master watchmakers capable of performing zaratsu polishing, similar to that offered by Grand Seiko. Its blue sandwich dial takes on deep reflections, and its indexes alternate between folded and brushed, creating a truly striking play of light. The anti-reflective coating is simply the best of any watch I own, which accentuates the beauty of the dial. I've been told several times that I've broken the crystal of my watch and that the dial seemed to be exposed. Under the hood, its 9015 manufacture movement is a reminder that Citizen, under the Miyota banner, is one of the world's largest movement manufacturers, again with a very extensive range. We can't finish without mentioning its crown guard, which inevitably brings to mind Panerai. It's clearly not my favorite part of the watch, but it manages to be forgotten when your eyes get lost in the reflections of the dial.