Citizen has added a new model to its US catalog with the release of the BJ6570-50E, categorized under the Addysen line. The watch is priced at $450. It is a rectangular, stainless steel dress watch that operates on the company’s Eco-Drive solar technology rather than a standard disposable battery or a mechanical movement.

Design Details

The case is constructed from silver-tone stainless steel. It features a rectangular shape, measuring 36mm in length and 26.5mm in width. The dial is black and uses applied Roman numerals for the hour markers. The watch face is covered by sapphire crystal, a material standard in this price range because it provides higher scratch resistance and hardness compared to basic mineral glass or acrylic.

The watch comes with a matching silver-tone, seven-link stainless steel bracelet. It secures to the wrist using a fold-over clasp equipped with push buttons for release. The lug width, the space where the bracelet attaches to the watch case, measures 20mm.

Internally, the BJ6570-50E runs on Citizen’s E037 Eco-Drive movement. This is a solar-powered quartz system. It functions by utilizing a solar cell positioned beneath the dial. This cell absorbs both natural sunlight and artificial indoor light, converting that light into electrical energy.

The energy is then stored in a rechargeable power cell that drives the movement. Because the system continually recharges with ambient light exposure, the watch does not require the routine battery replacements associated with standard quartz watches.

For water resistance, the watch is rated at 50 meters, which is equivalent to 5 Bar or 166 feet. This rating makes the watch suitable for still water swimming. In practical terms, it can withstand rain, hand washing, and shallow submersion, but it lacks the necessary seals for high-pressure water activities, water sports, or diving.

Pricing and Availability

The Citizen Addysen (BJ6570-50E) is available now through Citizen’s US website and select retail locations for $450. The watch pictures in the listing also reveal additional colourways, which are expected to launch at a later date.

In related news, Citizen has recently introduced two new gold-tone Tsuyosa 60 automatic watches, alongside the limited-edition Tsuyosa Shore, which combines vintage diver-inspired styling with an automatic movement.

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Citizen has released two new versions of its Tsuyosa 60 automatic watch in the US and UK markets. Both models are priced at $675 or £429 and feature a yellow gold-tone stainless steel finish. The primary difference between the two releases is the case size: one measures 37mm (model NK0032-56A) and the other measures 40mm (model NK0022-50A).

Design Details

The design of the Tsuyosa 60 centers around an integrated stainless steel bracelet, meaning the watch case and the band connect directly without traditional protruding lugs.

Both the 37mm and 40mm sizes include a textured dial, applied indices for the hour markers, and a date window located at the 3 o’clock position. The dial is covered by sapphire crystal, a material typical for watches in this price tier that provides standard scratch resistance. The bracelet fastens using a deployant clasp with push buttons.

Inside the case, both watches operate on Citizen’s caliber 8310 automatic movement. As a mechanical movement, it does not require a battery. It winds itself using an internal oscillating weight that rotates with the natural movement of the wearer’s arm.

The 60 in the product name refers to the watch’s 60-hour power reserve. In practical terms, a 60-hour reserve means a user can take the watch off on a Friday evening, and it will still be ticking on Monday morning, avoiding the need to manually rewind or reset the time after a weekend of not wearing it.

Citizen lists the water resistance for both models at 50 meters (5 Bar). The manufacturer says this is suitable for still water swimming. Generally, a 50-meter rating is adequate for everyday water exposure, such as washing hands or getting caught in the rain, but it is not intended for diving or high-impact water sports.

In related news, Citizen has recently unveiled the limited-edition Tsuyosa Shore, a vintage-inspired diver-style watch powered by an automatic movement.

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Citizen is adding a new limited-edition model to its Tsuyosa line of integrated-bracelet watches: the Tsuyosa Shore Timeslip (NJ0238-57E). It is scheduled to launch in the US in August 2026 for $462.5. In the UK, however, the watch has already been listed and is currently available to order for £349. Citizen says production will be capped at 12,000 pieces globally.

Design Details

The Tsuyosa line has traditionally been defined by its integrated bracelet design and minimalist, brightly colored dials. The Shore Timeslip pivots from this formula by incorporating standard dive-watch hardware.

The watch features a 40mm stainless steel case that measures 12.5mm thick. The most obvious change from the base Tsuyosa is the addition of a 120-click unidirectional bezel. Citizen paired this with a textured, gradient black dial alongside gold-tone indices and hands.

The dial is protected by an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, which includes a magnifier over the three o’clock date window. For low-light visibility, standard luminous material is applied to both the hands and the hour markers. The case integrates directly into a three-link stainless steel bracelet equipped with a push-button fold-over clasp.

Inside, the watch runs on Citizen’s in-house Calibre 8210 automatic movement, which is visible through a transparent display case back. The 21-jewel movement operates at 21,600 vibrations per hour and holds a 42-hour power reserve.

It also includes a hacking seconds function, meaning the seconds hand stops when you pull the crown out, allowing for precise time setting. The stated accuracy is between -20 and +40 seconds per day. That will not compete with high-end chronometers, but it is entirely standard for mechanical movements in the sub-$500 category.

Despite the dive watch styling, the Shore Timeslip is rated for 100 meters of water resistance. That means it isn’t an ISO-certified professional diver, but it is more than capable of handling swimming, snorkeling, and everyday water exposure.

In related news, Casio has recently unveiled a striking gold-tone stainless steel watch paired with a green dial, while also introducing a limited-edition G-Shock inspired by Nintendo’s Mother 3.

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Citizen UK has announced a new addition to its Marvel lineup ahead of the upcoming Spider-Man film. The AW1437-61W is a £349 watch that leans heavily into comic book aesthetics, pairing a dark, subdued case with a highly illustrated dial.

Design Details

The watch features a 43mm stainless steel case and a matching three-link bracelet. Both are treated with a matte black ion-plated finish, which gives the watch a muted, stealthy look. That dark frame is clearly designed to contrast with the busy silver-gray dial.

Instead of a subtle logo or a minimal color nod to the character, Citizen went with a very literal interpretation. The dial shows Spider-Man swinging over a stylized web, with a New York City skyline sitting at the bottom. It’s a dense design, layered with scattered web graphics to add some visual depth.

To keep the watch functionally readable amidst the artwork, Citizen included white sword-style hands, a black chapter ring with minute markers, and a standard date window at the 3 o’clock position.

The most interesting hardware detail is how the watch looks in the dark. Citizen applied a bright green luminous material to the hands, as you would expect, but also to Spider-Man’s eyes and several of the web elements. It’s a neat trick that gives the dial a completely different layout in the dark.

Inside, the watch runs on Citizen’s Eco-Drive technology. It’s a practical, light-powered quartz movement that charges via any natural or artificial light, meaning you won’t have to worry about replacing a battery every couple of years. The dial is covered by a mineral crystal.

While this is normal for licensed watches at this price point, it won’t offer the same scratch resistance as a sapphire crystal. It does, however, come with 100 meters of water resistance, so it will easily survive swimming, showering, or snorkeling.

Pricing and Availability

The watch is packaged as a box set and is currently listed on Citizen UK’s website as Coming Soon for £349.00. There is no firm release date yet.

In related news, Casio has recently launched the Pro Trek PRJ-01 watches with analog dials, solar charging, and a built-in carabiner clip.

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