These 5 New Citizen Watches Punch Way Above Their Price Point

Citizen AddysenCitizenBUY FOR $450With its rectangular case, Roman numerals, and link bracelet, we couldn't help but notice that Citizen's new silver-toned watch has the same dressy energy as the coveted Cartier Tank, only at a much more affordable price point. With a stark black dial, it's a simple way to make a small statement and round off any formal look.Citizen Tsuyosa 60 Silver-Toned Stainless SteelCitizenBUY FOR $595Citizen's sleek Tsuyosa line just got a massive technological upgrade with the Tsuyosa 60; fortunately it still has the same sharp look—mostly. With the addition of a textured dial, it's a little more unique, but its otherwise simple design still has the same minimal edge that reminds us of the Rolex Datejust.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowCitizen Tsuyosa 60 Gold-Toned Stainless SteelCitizenBUY FOR $695If the silver and black look isn't quite up your alley, then Citizen also offers this textured white and gold-toned watch. A little more elegant, if you ask us, and definitely one to bring out for special occasions.Citizen x Hypebeast Zenshin Three-HandCitizenBUY FOR $625With a bit more of a bulky bezel and case style, despite its 39.5mm size, this new Zenshin model with its grey dial is more of a sporty choice than some of the other entries on this list.Advertisement - Continue Reading BelowCitizen Promaster DiverCitizenBUY FOR $450The Rolex Submariner is probably the blueprint for the modern dive watch, and it's hard not to notice how much this new Citizen Promaster Diver takes design cues from it. Best of all, it doesn't compromise any functionality either—it has the watchmaker's signature Eco-Drive technology, allowing it to be powered by any light source, natural or artificial, and 200 meters of water resistance.