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Series8 890 City Lights NB6062-52P

Regular price $1,545.00

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Product Description

Balancing the worlds of robust wear and refined styling, the limited-edition Series8 890 City Lights features a 42.5mm octagonal gold-tone stainless steel case alongside the best of... our brushed and polished finishing techniques. Water resistant to 200m and able to withstand magnetic fields up to 16,000 A/m, the watch is powered by the high-performance Caliber 9051. The automatic movement is visible through a sapphire exhibition case back and is capable of maintaining an accuracy of +20 / -10 seconds per day with a frequency of 28,800 v/h. Taken as a whole, the timepiece's superior technical performance perfectly matches its sports-driven style. With its tapered, integrated gold-tone stainless steel H-link bracelet and double set of crowns, the watch is ready for wear in any instance. Underneath a sapphire crystal, a monochromatic, bright gold-tone background inspired by urban lights draws your attention, while its special texture inspired by sakura flowers, or Japanese cherry blossoms, helps keep your gaze. The crown at 2 o’clock controls the bi-directional rotating inner dive bezel, while a subtle date window at the 3 o'clock position provides daily utility to the design. Limited to 1,200 unnumbered pieces worldwide.

Brand History

In the Japan of the 1920s, most of the watches sold were pocket watches imported from overseas. Determined to create a Japan-made rival product, the Shokosha Watch Research Institute, the precursor of CITIZEN, launched its own pocket watch in 1924. As a first product, it was magnificent—but it lacked a name. Tokyo Mayor Count Shinpei Goto was asked to suggest one. The name he came up with was “CITIZEN,” an expression of the hope that as many people as possible—citizens—would use and cherish the watch for a long time.