From Citizen and Longines to Tudor, Omega, and Vacheron Constantin, these seven traveler-GMT watches offer compelling alternatives to the Rolex GMT-Master II.
WatchTime New York returns this October with new releases from KUDOKE, Blancpain, L.Leroy, Oris, Arnold & Son, Glashütte Original, Citizen, and G-SHOCK.
Good mechanical watchmaking does not have to cost a fortune. These automatic and hand-wound models stand out for their distinctive design, dependable engineering, and thoughtful details.
Citizen expands the Tsuyosa Shore collection with a black-and-gold limited edition featuring a 40mm case, rotating bezel, integrated bracelet, and automatic Caliber 8210.
With the new Promaster Blue Ocean, Citizen combines professional dive-watch functionality with environmentally-conscious materials. The limited edition features a shimmering dial made from recycled plastic, an Eco-Drive movement, and a biomass-based strap.
Citizen expands its Promaster Marine collection with the new Wave Tracker, an analog-digital sailing watch equipped with a regatta timer, tide graph, moon phase display, and sunrise and sunset times for 203 locations worldwide.
Citizen marks the 50th anniversary of Eco-Drive with the Light in Black collection, a five-watch limited-edition series built around black cases and dials with gold-colored accents.
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.
Marking 50 years of Eco-Drive, Citizen reflects on its light-powered technology, from solving quartz battery limits to shaping the brand today. Shoichiro Morita and Yoshihisa Yajima discuss its origins, evolution, and ongoing relevance.
