[Product Infomation]
Brand : CITIZEN
Category :
Materials : glass, stainless steel
[Product Description]
・[Citizen ATTESA: Continuing to Advance the Next Generation with Titanium] From the popular ACT Line, known for its designs that combine strength and lightness, comes a new model equipped with light-powered Eco-Drive technology and a distinctive aluminum ring. This clean design is suitable for both business and casual occasions. It features a separate aluminum ring on the bezel. The shifting color tones created by the different materials create a refined impression.
・[Perfect for Starting a New Life or Job Hunting] This chronograph features a powerful yet light design, a separate aluminum ring, and a Super Titanium case. The shifting color tones created by the different materials create a refined impression. Accent colors added to the chronograph hand and crown enhance the sporty look.
・[Designed for Longevity] Made with scratch-resistant, lightweight, and rust-resistant Super Titanium™. We've further enhanced its durability to ensure its longevity. Antimagnetic properties and durable sapphire crystal protect your precious watch in any situation.・[Human-Friendly Features and Performance] Equipped with a solar-powered Eco-Drive system, this watch is hassle-free. It converts even the slightest amount of sunlight or light into electricity. Once fully charged, it continues to function for long periods of time even in dark places, eliminating the need for regular battery changes. 10 ATM water resistance makes it safe to use while working with water. A convenient fit adjuster allows for fine-tuning the band length.
・[Product Details] Solar-powered Eco-Drive, calendar, ±15 seconds/month, sapphire crystal (anti-reflective coating), case and band: Super Titanium, 10 ATM water resistance, metal-resistant, luminous hands and indexes, fit adjuster
Description
The popular ACT Line features a design that combines strength and lightness. This model features a separate aluminum ring, making it perfect for new life or business.
