The Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical with GMT function will be released on September 21st

NEWS News
2023.09.24

Citizen Series Eight, a modern mechanical watch brand that combines functionality and practicality, will release two models, the "880 Mechanical," equipped with a GMT function and Class 2 antimagnetic certification, as well as a limited edition model. The modern and powerful design is befitting the active features of the GMT function, which allows you to check up to three times using the bidirectional rotating bezel.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical" NB6031-56E
Automatic winding (Cal. 9054). 24 jewels. 25,200 vph. Power reserve approximately 50 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 41.0mm, thickness 13.5mm). Water resistant to 10 bar. 990,000 yen (tax included).


The dial design is inspired by the night view of Tokyo

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

The checkered pattern, which symbolizes prosperity, is a design that has been popular in Japan since ancient times, and is further enhanced by the image of the square windows of buildings.

 The Citizen Series Eight is a mechanical watch brand that combines design and practicality with a modern, dynamic design that can be used both on and off the job and fits in with any scene, as well as magnetic resistance and a comfortable fit that suits modern lifestyles.The 880 Mechanical, which is equipped with a GMT function, has been added to the brand.

 This model features a GMT function that allows you to check up to three different times using the bidirectional rotating bezel. The dial design is based on the Tokyo night view and combines it with the checkered pattern, a symbol of prosperity and a beloved Japanese motif, to create a new, modern design.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

The two-piece center case features mirrors and multiple hairline patterns on each side, highlighting the three-dimensional beauty of its sharp, straight lines.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

The bracelet tapers sharply from the case, giving it a more modern form. The case back is a see-through case back, allowing you to see the movement in action.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical" NB60310-59L
Automatic winding (Cal. 9054). 24 jewels. 25,200 vph. Power reserve approximately 50 hours. Stainless steel case (diameter 41.0mm, thickness 13.5mm). Water resistant to 10 bar. 990,000 yen (tax included).


A limited edition version with a Japanese autumn theme is also available.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

This limited edition model, limited to 1300 pieces, combines the image of a shining golden Japanese autumn with the modern atmosphere of the Series Eight by using different gold colors for the case, band, and dial.

 The dial of this limited edition model features a hammered pattern that creates a sense of light and shadow, making the most of the two-piece center case, a feature of the "880 Mechanical." To highlight the three-dimensional shape composed of sharp straight lines, different parts are finished with mirrors and hairlines. Like the regular model, it has a GMT function and a see-through case back.

Citizen "Citizen Series Eight 880 Mechanical"

Not only does it achieve high performance with an average daily deviation of -10 to +20 seconds and a power reserve of approximately 50 hours, it also features second-class magnetic resistance to prevent the timekeeping accuracy of the watch from being affected by magnetic forces emitted from smartphones, tablets, etc.


Contact info: Citizen Customer Watch Consultation Center Tel. 0120-78-4807


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