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Citizen Attesa Ever Since Captures a Winter Morning

The 2,400-piece Citizen Attesa Ever Since pairs a winter-blue dial with radio-controlled Eco-Drive timekeeping and an automatically calculated moon phase.
Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition: wrist, title
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At WatchTime New York 2026, taking place October 16–18 at Gotham Hall, visitors can explore contemporary watchmaking ranging from independent mechanical creations to cutting-edge radio-controlled technology. Among the latter is many timepieces in the Citizen Attesa family. The newest release to join the collection is the Citizen Attesa Ever Since, a winter-inspired limited edition pairing a deep blue gradient dial with an automatically calculated moon-phase display. Citizen’s silver-toned Duratect Platinum treatment extends across the Super Titanium case and bracelet, completing a design inspired by a winter morning sky. The watch is limited to 2,400 pieces worldwide.

 Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition: side

 Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition 


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The Beauty of a Winter Morning

The blue dial captures the atmosphere of a winter morning, with subtle color gradations and delicate patterns evoking distant mountain silhouettes. Glittering accents suggest crisp air and light reflecting off snow-covered trees. The scene makes a striking background for the luminous hands and markers.

Roman numerals at five positions add a classic touch to the dial, balancing the contemporary moon-phase display, which depicts a luminous white moon against a deep blue sky above a mountain range. The design is exclusive to the Ever Since and is driven by Citizen’s proprietary Luna Program, which calculates the moon phase for each day using date information from the watch’s perpetual calendar.

Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition: moon phase

Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition 

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Radio-Controlled Precision and Light-Powered Technology

Inside the 41.5mm case, the radio-controlled Caliber H874 combines several practical functions. Atomic timekeeping uses radio signals to correct the time and calendar, while the Direct Flight function allows the wearer to select among 24 time zones by turning the crown. Additional features include a perpetual calendar, day and date displays, a 24-hour display, and a power reserve indicator.

Citizen’s Eco-Drive technology powers the watch using natural or artificial light, eliminating the need for regular battery replacement. On a full charge, the movement offers a power reserve of up to 2.5 years in power-save mode. Without time-signal reception, its stated accuracy is ±15 seconds per month.

 Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition: case back

Citizen ATTESA EVER SINCE Limited Edition 

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Super Titanium with a Platinum-Toned Finish

The case and integrated bracelet are made from Citizen’s proprietary Super Titanium and treated with Duratect Platinum. The surface treatment gives the watch a bright, silver-colored appearance while providing the scratch resistance associated with Citizen’s hardened titanium technology. A sapphire crystal with an antireflective coating protects the dial, which incorporates recycled materials. The watch offers 10 bar of water resistance.

The Citizen Attesa Ever Since will launch in November 2026 for $1,195.

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