Citizen has updated its US storefront to list the Attesa CC4084-83Z, making the titanium watch available to American buyers at $2,295.
The model had been absent from the initial US rollout after Citizen launched it in the UK earlier this week alongside the CC4085-81Z.
GPS Timekeeping and Eco-Drive Power
The watch runs on Citizen's F950 caliber movement, which pairs Eco-Drive technology with Satellite Wave GPS.
Eco-Drive draws energy from ambient light, including indoor office lighting and sunlight, removing the need for manual charging or battery swaps.
Instead of linking to a smartphone over Bluetooth or picking up radio tower signals, the watch communicates directly with GPS satellites.
That connection lets it detect its location and adjust automatically to the correct local time zone anywhere in the world.
The F950 movement also supports a perpetual calendar, dual time zone tracking, and standard chronograph functions.
Titanium Case and Aviation-Inspired Look
Citizen builds the 44.6mm case and matching link bracelet from titanium to offset the weight typical of larger watches.
The metal carries a dark gunmetal finish and a Diamond-Like Carbon coating intended to improve everyday scratch resistance.
Visually, the dark gunmetal hardware is matched with a green world-time bezel and a green-and-black dial.
The layout adds gold-tone accents, prominent hour markers, and three sub-dials for a technical, aviation-inspired appearance.
An anti-reflective sapphire crystal covers the face, and water resistance reaches 100 meters, enough for swimming and showering.
Citizen is capping global production of the CC4084-83Z at 1,500 unnumbered pieces.
