Citizen Eco-Drive Watch: Price, Dial, Date Window, Bracelet

The Citizen Eco-Drive watch launch in the UK brings the AT0368-82L, a stainless steel world-time chronograph, to British buyers for the first time, despite the watch having quietly sat in Citizen's US Weekender Sport lineup for at least two years. Take a closer look at the Citizen Eco-Drive watch including price, dial, date window and bracelet.
Citizen Eco-Drive launch
Citizen Eco-Drive watch launch does not come with fanfare, just a new listing and a £379 price tag, but the watch itself packs a 24-hour sub-dial, a date window, and a mesh bracelet worth a closer look.Citizen
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Citizen just quietly expanded the map for one of its more travel-friendly watches with its latest launch. The AT0368-82L, a stainless steel world-time chronograph running on Eco-Drive, has shown up on Citizen's UK website, listed simply as the 'Men's Chronograph'. The watch is not new by any stretch, having sat comfortably in Citizen's US lineup, under the Weekender Sport range, for at least two years. But UK buyers are only just getting their shot at it. Here is all you need to know about Citizen Eco-Drive watch including price, dial, date window and bracelet.

Citizen Eco-Drive Watch Price Tag

In the UK, the Citizen Eco-Drive watch price is £379. In the UK, the closest watch to it is the Chrono Racing CA4716-09L, which is priced at £349. However, it swaps the world-time ring for a tachymeter bezel and a perforated brown leather strap over a bracelet.

Citizen Eco-Drive Watch: Dial, Date Window, Bracelet

The Citizen Eco-Drive watch runs a 43mm stainless steel case on a matching stainless steel mesh bracelet. The watch sports a deep blue dial. Three black sub-dials sit across the face of the watch, one of which, at 3 o'clock, tracks 24-hour time. Citizen Eco-Drive date window is tucked between 4 and 5 o'clock. 

Wrapped around the edge of the watch dial is a ring of city names paired with a 24-hour scale, which is essentially the world-time function: line up a city, read the time. A red central seconds hand and luminous hands and markers round out the design of the itizen Eco-Drive watch.

Being an Eco-Drive, it never needs a battery, charging instead off any light source. The chronograph clocks up to 60 minutes, water resistance sits at 100m, and it uses a mineral crystal rather than sapphire.

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