Citizen automatic watches

Citizen, born in Tokyo in 1918, owns Miyota, which supplies movements to half the world. Its automatics range from the simple 82 series to the Series 8.

Citizen Promaster diver on a white background

In figures

6In the catalogue
€160From
50 hLongest reserve
4/6With sapphire
5Their movements
JapanCountry

The models

6 Citizen automatic watches in the catalogue, from €160 to €1,290 in indicative price. They use 5 movements: 8210, 8204, 9051, 0950 and 9054. The one with the most power reserve is the Citizen Series 8 870 Mechanical, with 50 h.

All the figures

WatchMovementReserveCrystalWater res.ØPrice band
Citizen Automatic NJ0190821042 hMineral100 m40 mm€160–195
Citizen Promaster Fugu820442 hMineral200 m42 mm€210–240
Citizen Tsuyosa821040 hSapphire50 m40 mm€240–275
Citizen Promaster Fujitsubo905142 hSapphire200 m41 mm€560–620
Citizen Series 8 870 Mechanical095050 hSapphire100 m40 mm€880–950
Citizen Series 8 880 GMT905450 hSapphire100 m41 mm€1,200–1,290

Their movements

Frequently asked questions

Which is the least expensive Citizen automatic?

In the catalogue, the Citizen Automatic NJ0190, with an indicative price band of €160–195.

Which Citizen has the most power reserve?

The Citizen Series 8 870 Mechanical, with 50 h.

Which movements does Citizen use?

In the models in the catalogue, the 8210, 8204, 9051, 0950 and 9054.

Does Citizen make watches with sapphire crystal?

Yes: 4 of the 6 models in the catalogue have one.

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