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Citizen to get the Frederique Constant Group
The Frederique Constant Group consists of Frederique Constant, Alpina, and DeMonaco – which maybe most importantly has over a dozen manufacture calibers available to use at these three brands, and now, presumably to use within the Citizen group of brands, which includes Swiss brands La Joux-Perret (manufacture), Arnold & Son, and Angelus. Today, in Tokyo,…
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Show In 2016: Citizen Celebrates The Eco-Drive With Impossibly Thin New Models
For 2016, Citizen is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Eco-Drive, the brand’s pioneering technology of powering watches through light. Citizen’s first light-powered analog watch, the Crystron, was released in 1976, and in the four decades since that initial offering best Swiss Citizen watch has painstakingly refined the technology, creating watches that are not only more…
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Eco-Drive Watch: Citizen
Under the thickness Citizen watches from 2014 (hands-on review here) in the subsequent impressive light energy satellite wave F100 watch the 2015 Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 watches, adds additional features, only a slight increase in cases . Each initial Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 watch will further become a part of a limited edition,…
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Citizen Eco-Drive the Nova Concept Watch
This excellent watch is caused by many years of research by CITIZEN. This Japanese brand has been known for creating watches with Eco-Drive movement which are photo voltaic powered for several years. The timepiece consumes light and releases its very own sparkle, developing a quite interesting visual experience for that individual. It converts light to…