– Limited edition forest green and black Citizen Eco-Drive One AR5065-54W, only 180 units worldwide
– Ultra-slim design at 3.88 mm thick with rose gold accents and black Duratect DLC coating
– Powered by light via thin Eco-Drive 8826 caliber, runs up to one year on full charge
– Launches June 11th in Japan for ¥495,000 (~$3,107), global release uncertain
New Timepiece from Citizen
The Citizen Eco-Drive One AR5065-54W watch is launching soon. The forest green and black timepiece, a limited edition model, was recently listed at the brand’s online store in Japan. This elegantly slim watch has a dark green dial with a striped pattern surounding a darker center. Various rose gold-colored accents are present, including the indexes and analog hands. The model has a brushed finish on its stainless steel casing and band, which have a black Duratect DLC coating. It measures 3.88 mm thick and 38 mm across.
Power and Durability Features
The AR5065-54W uses a thin Eco-Drive 8826 caliber, meaning it can be powered by any light source. The model is said to run for up to one year from fully charged, and it should remain accurate to within 15 seconds monthly. The timepiece has a sapphire glass, an overcharge prevention function, and 5 ATM water resistance. These specifications ensure that the watch is not only stylish but also reliable for daily wear. Citizen has designed it to be both slim and resilient for various conditions.
Release Details and Pricing
Citizen will release the limited edition AR5065-54W watch in Japan on June 11th. It is listed at the brand’s online store with a ¥495,000 RRP. Only 180 units of the timepiece will be available worldwide, though its unclear whether or when this model could be released in other countries. The pricing is set at approximately $3,107, making it a high-end collectors item. This watch is expected to be a exclusive drop for true enthusiasts.
Additional Availability Notes
While the product listing states that only 180 units will be made, the global release strategy remains undefined. Citizen Japan, along with reports from Plus9Time via Reddit, indicates strong interest but no official word on international sales. The watches sleek design and limited number might drive demand among collectors who value rarity. Whether you’re in Japan or abroad, securing one may require immediate action come launch date.