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Citizen Is Coming for the Rolex Datejust With Its New Affordable Automatic Watch
The Tsuyosa has become a broad and deeply well-received collection for Citizen. I’m not surprised at this point. What started as a straightforward 40mm automatic has since branched into smaller cases, new dial treatments, upgraded movements, and increasingly elaborate bracelets. With the new Tsuyosa 60 37mm, several of those developments finally land in one watch. And I think the result pushes the Tsuyosa closer to Rolex Datejust territory than it has been before.
The Benrus Type 3X Takes the Brandโs Military Watch Formula Somewhere New
Benrus has spent several years revisiting the Type I and Type II, watches originally produced to U.S. military specifications during the 1970s. The new Type 3X goes in a different direction. It asks what that basic idea might look like if Benrus designed the watch today. There are two versions, but I think the green Type 3X is easily the more interesting of the pair.
Caravelle by Bulova Sea Hunter Review: Can It Compete With Seiko and Citizen?
Caravelle was never really on my radar when I got into watch collecting. In fact, my first exposure to the brand came shortly after meeting my fellow Broke Watch Snob, Kaz. At the time, he had this orange quartz Caravelle that had been gifted to him, and somewhere in that conversation he mentioned the brandโs connection to Bulova. I remember thinking that little bit of history was pretty cool, then more or less moving on.
Orient Star Stripped Down Their Latest Automatic Watch, and I Think It Works
Orient Star has announced the Sakigake Three Hand, and I think the easiest way to understand this watch is to look at everything that disappeared. Thereโs no date. Thereโs no power-reserve indicator. The dial text has been cut down to the Orient Star logo and a small โAutomaticโ above six. If youโve spent any time looking through the Orient Star catalog, thatโs a big cleanup.
The New Citizen Attesa Brings a Wild Dial to a Very Serious Quartz Watch
Citizen has spent a ton of 2026 marking 50 years of its light-powered watch technology, and the latest anniversary releases take one of the brand’s more technologically ambitious watches in a wildly colorful direction. The new Attesa Eco-Drive 50th Anniversary models come in two limited editions Citizen calls the โPower of Green Flashโ and โPower of Purple Aurora.โ
