The Chronos Japan editorial team presents this watch commentary video, which allows viewers to enjoy the beautiful movement and hand movement in 4K high-definition, while also enjoying expert commentary from Editor-in-Chief Masamasa Hirota. This time, we'll be introducing the Series Eight, an automatic collection from Citizen, which has been promoting a return to mechanical watches since 2021. Headphones are recommended when watching the video.
Citizen "Series Eight 870 Mechanical"
Filming and editing: Masato Yoshie
870 Mechanical with top-of-the-line movement Cal.9051
The Series 8 features a sporty design that skillfully combines curves and straight lines, based on the theme of "the aesthetics of subtraction." A notable feature of this collection is its in-house automatic movement, all of which meets the JIS Class 2 magnetic resistance standard. This ability to maintain a certain level of accuracy even when exposed to a magnetic field of 16,000 A/m up to 1 cm away is one of the most important features for modern people, who are constantly surrounded by magnetism.
This time, we will focus on the "870 Mechanical" out of the three models being offered, which is equipped with the higher-end movement Cal. 0950.
Introduction model overview

Automatic (Cal. 0950). 24 jewels. 36,000 vph. Power reserve approximately 50 hours. Stainless steel (diameter 40.8mm, thickness 10.9mm). Water resistant to 10 bar. Price: 2,970,000 yen (tax included).
This model features a sporty design achieved through an "aesthetic sense of minimalism." The featured model, the Series Eight 870 Mechanical, is equipped with the Cal. 0950 movement, which meets JIS Class 2 antimagnetic performance standards and boasts a power reserve of approximately 50 hours. This movement is sure to be key for the company, which is promoting a return to mechanical watches.
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