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Citizen Introduces the Tsuyosa Shore and Adds to the Series 8

The latest additions to the Series 8 introduce slimmer cases and signature Japanese styling, while the new Tsuyosa Shore adds water-ready versatility and a sport-luxury aesthetic to the popular Tsuyosa line.
Citizen: Series 8, ref. NB6084-50A, title
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The Citizen Series 8

Right in time for warmer temperatures, Citizen kicks off the spring season with a pair of mechanical watch updates that blend contemporary design, smart engineering and practical functionality. The newest Series 8 models continue the brand’s focus on refined mechanical watches with modern, sporty character. Each features a case under 40mm in diameter— 39.3mm across and 10.4mm thick— crafted from five finely polished components to achieve a sharp, architectural profile.

Citizen: Series 8, ref. NB6084-50A, side

Series 8, ref. NB6084-50A

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At the heart of these watches is the slim automatic Caliber 9051, delivering approximately 42 hours of power reserve, a stop-seconds function, a magnetic resistance and an average accuracy of –10 to +20 seconds per day. The transparent case back offers a clear view of the movement and some of its finely finished details, such as the winding mass with Geneva Stripes.

Citizen: Series 8, ref. NB6086-54E, case back
Cal. 9051  © Citizen

The dials showcase a distinctly contemporary Japanese aesthetic, featuring a creative interpretation of Tokyo’s nighttime skyline overlaid with a traditional check pattern— a motif historically associated with prosperity and good fortune. This intricate combination gives each watch a sense of depth and character, making the dial instantly recognizable as part of the Series 8 lineage. 

Citizen: Series 8, ref. NB6080-51W, dial

Series 8, ref. NB6080-51W

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Bold luminescent hands and markers ensure clear legibility in any light, while maintaining the refined elegance expected of a modern mechanical timepiece. Complementing its sophisticated design, the watch is water-resistant to 10 bar (100 meters), offering robust durability for everyday wear and a wide range of activities.

Citizen: Series 8, ref. NB6084-50A, front

Series 8, ref. NB6084-50A

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The limited-edition, NB6086‑54E, restricted to 1,200 pieces worldwide, features a stainless-steel case and bracelet with a combination of gray and yellow-gold color plating. The other new references, including the NB6080‑51W, NB6084‑50A, and NB6085‑57W, are available in classic stainless steel, stainless steel with yellow-gold plating, or stainless steel with a combination of yellow-gold and warm-gold plating, each equipped with a matching three-row bracelet. Pricing starts at $1,095. 

To learn more, visit Citizen, here.


The Citizen Tsuyosa Shore

Citizen Tsuyosa Shore, ref. NJ0230-59L, front

Tsuyosa Shore, ref. NJ0230-59L

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Building on the success of the Tsuyosa, the new Citizen Tsuyosa Shore models add enhanced versatility through a 10-bar water resistance and a 120-click unidirectional bezel to the mechanical collections. As so called "Go anywhere – do anything" these features allow for swimming and other water activities while retaining the collection’s signature, urban-casual style.

Citizen Tsuyosa Shore, ref. NJ0232-53X, front

Tsuyosa Shore, ref. NJ0232-53X

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Measuring 40mm in diameter with a thickness of 12.5mm, the steel cases are available with two dial options: navy blue with a matching steel bracelet, and green with a yellow-gold-tone case and bracelet. The sunray-finished dials feature luminescent hands and markers, the typical magnified date window at 3 o’clock, and are protected by a sapphire crystal.

Citizen Tsuyosa Shore, ref. NJ0230-59L, back
Caliber 8210 © Citizen

Here, too, an exhibition case back brings the mechanical movement to life. We talk about the automatic Caliber 8210, which provides around 42 hours of power reserve with a stop-seconds function for precise time setting. Prices are set at $495 for the blue-dial reference and $550 for the green-dial version. 


To learn more, visit Citizen, here.

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