Citizen has added the AW0132-55P to its Zenshin collection in the US market, priced at $695 on the company's website.
The watch sits in the integrated bracelet sports category, but replaces the usual stainless steel with titanium and runs on solar power.
Super Titanium Build and Gold-Tone Finish
Both the 39mm case and the matching bracelet are made from Citizen's Super Titanium, keeping the watch lightweight.
A Duratect Amber Yellow surface treatment gives it a gold-tone appearance, mimicking a heavier gold-tone timepiece while the titanium base keeps overall weight down.
The material is also highly resistant to scratches, helping the finish hold up over time.
The 39mm case is described as a moderate size that fits a wide variety of wrists, and the integrated bracelet secures with a standard fold-over clasp with push buttons.
A sapphire crystal protects the face, which Citizen presents as the standard expectation for scratch prevention in this price range.
On the dial, a textured gold-tone surface is bordered by a black minute track.
The hands and hour markers are silver-tone with luminous material for reading the time in the dark, and a day and date window sits at the 3 o'clock position.
The layout leans into the retro 1970s aesthetic that usually accompanies this case shape.
Eco-Drive Movement and Water Resistance
Inside, the watch uses Citizen's Calibre J800 Eco-Drive movement, which runs on light instead of a mechanical setup or a standard replaceable quartz battery.
The system absorbs natural and artificial light through the dial to continuously charge the internal cell, so battery replacements at a jeweler are not needed.
For everyday wear, the watch is rated for 100 meters of water resistance, which Citizen notes is plenty for swimming or showering.
