Citizen will release the limited edition "CAMPANOLA" in August 2019. The watch features the complex "Grand Complication" mechanism and features a lacquered dial in traditional Japanese colors.
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Campanola Grand Complication "Tomarikon" 430,000 yen (excluding tax) Limited to 300 pieces
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The voluminous case sides are curved to fit the wrist.
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The dial and faceplate ring are also lacquered, giving the watch a more lustrous look.
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The design of the hour and minute hands and how they overlap (left) and the clock showing noon (right)
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Campanola Grand Complication "Deep Crimson" 400,000 yen (excluding tax)
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(Left) Campanola Grand Complication "Deep Crimson" 400,000 yen (excluding tax) Lacquered dial (part of the dial)
(Right) Campanola Grand Complication 400,000 yen (excluding tax)
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The limited edition "Tomarikon" (AH4080-01L) model features a lacquered dial, depicting the bright blue of the daytime sky gradually fading into a deep navy blue, representing the boundless expanse of the universe. Since ancient times, the darker the navy blue, the more luxurious it has been. The indigo dye color, which could not be further dyed, was called "Tomarikon," using the character "tame" (stay). This limited edition model, named "Tomarikon," features lacquer not only on the dial but also on the faceplate ring, giving it a unique luster and three-dimensional feel. This limited edition model is equipped with Citizen's unique "Grand Complication" movement, which combines the four major complications of minute repeater, moon phase, perpetual calendar, and chronograph in quartz. Since the Grand Complication model was introduced in the Campanola in 2002, it has become a signature movement of the brand. In addition to this limited edition model, two new Grand Complication models will also be released at the same time.
■4 Grand Complications with large complex mechanisms realized in quartz
The watch features four major quartz complications: a minute repeater that tells the time with sound, a moon phase display that shows the phases of the moon, a perpetual calendar that automatically corrects the calendar at the end of the month for leap years and other events until February 28, 2100, and a chronograph that can measure time in addition to regular timekeeping, as well as cumulative and split time. The push buttons used to operate each function have been redesigned to allow for comfortable operation while maintaining a classical design.
Contact info: Citizen Customer Watch Consultation Center Tel. 0120-78-4807