Awesome Citizen

This beautifully customized wristwatch from IFL Watches started as a stock Citizen Tsuyosa Automatic with a stainless steel case and link band. What makes it special is the enamel dotting its face, evoking tiny stars and planets. The watch has a 40mm, 21-jewel movement, and a 40-hour power reserve. Just 100 of these hand-painted pieces will be made.

Citizen presents a unique wristwatch for Star Wars fans. The Jedi Master features a green, blue, and red lightsaber backdrop and a Jedi crest at the 12 o’clock position. It has an octagonal stainless steel case with a black IP finish and comes with a leather strap with lightsaber-colored stitching. On the back is the inscription “May the Force be with You.”

Featuring a face inspired by military aviation, Citizen’s Avion Weekender watch has a solar-powered drive mechanism so it never needs batteries or winding. It has a handsome black stainless steel case, a matching leather strap, a spherical mineral crystal, and is water resistant to 100 meters.

Watchmaker Citizen teamed up with Pixar Animation Studios to create this playful, yet clean-looking timepiece embellished with the iconic Pixar lamp and Luxo Ball, Jr. It features a navy blue dial, bezel, and leather strap with yellow stitching, and red and yellow accented hands.

Designed for avid mariners, Citizen’s stainless steel Sailhawk watch features a bright blue polyurethane strap and matching numbering on its aluminum bezel. It packs a yacht racing timer, a countdown timer, two alarms, a split lap timer, and world time. It’s water-resistant to 200 meters, and is also available in red.

Citizen’s watch for adventurers packs an altimeter that can measure from 1,000 to 32,000 feet, along with an electronic compass. Thanks to Eco-Drive tech, it’s powered by everyday light sources. Comes in army green/black, black/black, and a particularly spiffy bronze/black colorway.

Citizen’s big and bold 44mm watches feature a dial design that’s optimized for counting seconds. They include a 1/5-second chronograph, date display, and are powered by Eco-Drive tech, which captures light through the dial and eliminates the need for battery changes. Available in a variety of colorways.

The Eco-Drive One is the world’s thinnest solar-powered watch at just 3mm thick. The $6K limited edition has a cermet case, a tungsten carbide bezel and a crocodile leather strap, while the standard models have a steel case and band, and a cermet bezel. More here.

The perfect Valentine’s gift for the gadget-loving guy. The stainless steel Promaster Air never needs batteries thanks to its solar Eco-Drive movement, and has stopwatch, timer, world time, alarm, and perpetual calendar functions.

Its black-on-black design gives it a versatile look. Pair that with its Eco-Drive technology and you have a great everyday watch. It’s a shame the strap isn’t as stealthy as the watch itself.

This limited-edition timepiece keeps time by syncing up with GPS satellites instead of radio signals, providing precision time around the world. Plus, they’ve got a cool anime to go with it.

We love the sleek modern styling and multi-function display on Citizen’s limited-edition 80th anniversary timepiece. Too bad you have to go to Japan if you want one. Let’s hope for exports.

Part of Citizen’s Campanola Collection, their latest Cosmosign is an astronomical marvel with a real-time chart of 1,027 stars,166 galaxies, sun and constellation positions.

You’ll need a 10x magnifying glass to use Citizen’s Astrodea watches, but it’s mana from the starry heavens for astronomers: it features 1,109 stars that slowly spin in real time.

Citizen’s Calibre 3100 watch just oozes style, with a stainless steel case, thick roman numerals and a perpetual calendar; heck, it even runs on solar power thanks to its Eco-Drive.