Each marker on the ring is one counted review, coloured by its verdict.

Citizen

Tsuyosa

NJ0150-56X40mmautomatic$450 list priceAnnounced August 2022

Citizen's affordable 40mm integrated-bracelet automatic, sold in bright sunray dial colours with a date cyclops and the in-house 8210 movement. It is usually framed as Citizen's rival to the Tissot PRX.

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Creator Consensus

Positive

10 reviews: 9 positive, 1 mixed, 0 negative. 10 of 10 recommend it.

Every reviewer likes the design, and most see exceptional value for an in-house automatic, praise compact proportions that suit a wide range of wrists, and enjoy the gilt movement through the caseback. Most also find the recessed crown awkward to wind and set, and several note that the stamped clasp feels thin and that water resistance is modest.

Where they differ. Several reviewers call the design derivative of the Oyster Perpetual, while a couple feel it keeps its own identity despite the Rolex cues. On the bracelet, several find the clasp cheap, while others praise how comfortably the integrated links articulate.

Most praised

Exceptional value for an in-house automatic7 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Considers the amount offered for the budget price its most appealing trait.how much it offers for its budget-friendly price pointRead it in context
- Monochrome Calls the sub-USD 300 price phenomenal for such a well-executed in-house watch.That’s a phenomenal price for such a well-executed integrated sports watchRead it in context
- Monochrome Says quibbles would matter only at a much higher price; at this price it's a steal.it’s just an incredible bargainRead it in context
- WatchTime Considers the $450 price incredibly low and a prime example of the gateway category.with an incredibly low price of $450, is one of the best examplesRead it in context
- WatchTime Believes budget-conscious buyers do not have to compromise with it.buyers with a restricted budget wouldn‘t have to compromise at allRead it in context
- Fratello Calls the value for money incredible and says it punches well above its weight.the watch offers incredible value for moneyRead it in context
- Fratello Believes few watches under €500 compete on overall package of looks and comfort.under €500, there are not a lot of watches that can competeRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Calls it one of the more underrated value propositions available.one of the more underrated value props out there todayRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Rates it among the better entry-level value propositions overall.one of the better value propositions at the entry levelRead it in context
- Long Term Review Believes it remains strong value despite the price increase.even at €300, I still believe it punches well above its weightWatch from 8:26
- Long Term Review Lists value as the watch's foremost strength.First and foremost, value.Watch from 10:47
- Bruce Williams Believes there is much to like for a sub-$400 watch.I think there is a lot to love for a sub 400 watchWatch from 7:04
Compact proportions suit a wide range of wrists6 of 10
- Monochrome Considers 40mm by 11.7mm ideal proportions for a modern sports watch.which are ideal proportions for a modern sports watchRead it in context
- WatchTime Expects the 40mm, 11.7mm case with compact lugs to suit most wearers comfortably.the proportions should allow a majority of people to wear the watch comfortablyRead it in context
- Fratello Finds the overall dimensions suitable for a wide range of wrist sizes.a perfect fit for wrists of many different sizesRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Notes the lug-to-lug is modest for a 40mm case on paper.Note that the lug-to-lug measurement is, on paper, quite modest for a 40mm watch.Read it in context
- Just One More Watch Finds the thickness and lug-to-lug reasonable and compact.a very reasonable 11.7 millimeters thickWatch from 3:25
- Bruce Williams Likes the case size.it is a very fun release and I like the sizeWatch from 7:04
Gilt movement adds visual punch through caseback6 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Appreciates the distinctive look with gilt components and a signed rotor.it does offer a unique appearance with a combination of both standard and gilt-finished componentsRead it in context
- Monochrome Likes the visual punch of the gold-toned movement through the caseback, despite no decoration.the gold does give it some visual punchRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Likes the industrial, brass-like gold-tone movement finish.I like the industrial look that comes from the gold-tone finish on the movementRead it in context
- Jenni Elle Enjoys the golden-coated movement visible through the caseback.entirely coated in this very nice and warm golden color really like thatWatch from 1:24
- Bruce Williams Likes the visible gilt-tone movement and considers it good at this price.so a good mechanical movement for sub 450 dollarsWatch from 5:38
- Long Term Review Enjoys watching the rotor through the exhibition caseback.Watching that rotor spin never gets old.Watch from 4:52
Flush 4 o'clock crown looks clean and distinctive5 of 10
- Monochrome Still thinks the crown looks slick enough to forgive its usability issues.looks good enough that I can forgive itRead it in context
- WatchTime Appreciates that the 4 o'clock crown gives a slimmer appearance.provides a slimmer appearance to the watch when pushed inRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Considers the flush 4 o'clock crown a distinguishing touch versus competitors.The one design touch that separates the Tsuyosa from a lot of its competitorsRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Prefers the crown's aesthetics even at some cost to ease of use.I still give an edge to the aesthetics over the slight reduction in tactile easeRead it in context
- Jenni Elle The recessed crown accentuates the angular case shape.which highlights the angular case shape even moreWatch from 0:55
- Jenni Elle Likes the crown placement visually.the crown position makes the case look betterWatch from 7:45
- YoureTerrific The recessed 4 o'clock crown gives a clean profile.this gives the watch a really nice clean profileWatch from 6:13
Comfortable and enjoyable to wear all day5 of 10
- WatchTime Says the watch feels and looks fantastic when worn.The watch simply feels and looks fantastic on the wristRead it in context
- Fratello Finds the looks, dimensions and comfort make it a joy to wear.spot-on dimensions, and great overall comfort make it a joy to wearRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Says it conforms to the wrist and is really comfortable rather than cuff-like.it's actually really comfortableWatch from 7:44
- Long Term Review Sits well without pressure points, even through long desk days.the case sits well on my wrist without creating pressure pointsWatch from 8:53
- YoureTerrific Finds the watch comfortable and likes how it wears.I do really like how these wear I find them comfortableWatch from 3:50
Excellent range of dial colours5 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Finds all colourways aesthetically pleasing.all the different colorways are fundamentally rather aesthetically pleasingRead it in context
- aBlogtoWatch Straightforward layout suits the full range of colours, from vibrant to conservative.serves as the perfect neutral backdrop for the five different colorsRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Calls the dial and its range of colors excellent.The dial and its color options are excellentRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Singles out the fade dials and bright colours as especially good.particularly the fade dials and the bright colorsWatch from 10:07
- Just One More Watch Thinks the Pantone versions look great, particularly the red.they do look great particularly that red oneWatch from 2:27
- Jenni Elle Considers the dark green and dark blue well done.they nail the dark green and the dark blueWatch from 9:43
- Bruce Williams Names the fumé sunray teal as the personal favourite colourway.the few May Sun Ray teal which is my personal favoriteWatch from 0:28

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Integrated bracelet articulates comfortably4 of 10
- Monochrome Finds the integrated bracelet well made and comfortable, wrapping nicely around the wrist.well executed and wraps comfortably around the wristRead it in context
- Jenni Elle Finds the bracelet flexible and comfortable to put on.it's flexible therefore pretty comfortable when putting it onWatch from 3:21
- Just One More Watch Finds the bracelet pretty good, with good articulation and comfort.good articulation and it's nice and comfortableWatch from 5:21
- YoureTerrific Finds the bracelet better looking and more comfortable than the PRX's.the bracelet looks better to me and is more comfortable on my wristWatch from 8:07
Sunray finish adds depth and catches light4 of 10
- WatchTime Feels the sunray dial finish perfectly suits the retro-inspired design.sunray finish on their surfaces that perfectly matches the model’s slightly ’70s-inspired designRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Appreciates the subtle brushed sunray finish across dial colors.All the dials have a nice brushed sunray finish which is subtle but appreciated.Read it in context
- Long Term Review Likes the gentle sunburst that adds depth without being too strong.Under bright light, it has a gentle sunburst pattern.Watch from 7:56
- YoureTerrific Finds the sunburst-finished dials very pretty and light-catching.have Sunburst finishing except for the black dial and they're very prettyWatch from 4:46
Wears better than the PRX on smaller wrists3 of 10
- Just One More Watch Expects it to wear better on smaller wrists than the PRX.I think it will wear better on smaller wristsWatch from 11:03
- YoureTerrific Believes it wears better than the PRX for wrists under seven inches.everyone with a wrist under seven inches will find that the citizen wears betterWatch from 7:39
- Bruce Williams Considers it a good middle ground between the 35mm and 40mm PRX sizes.it seems to be a great middle ground between the two sizesWatch from 6:07
Clasp offers useful micro-adjustment3 of 10
- Fratello Says the bracelet wraps comfortably around the wrist, with micro-adjust holes in the clasp.what the bracelet does perfectly is wrap itself comfortably around your wristRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Appreciates the three micro-adjustment holes on the clasp.the three micro-adjustment holes are certainly appreciatedRead it in context
- YoureTerrific Values the clasp's micro-adjustment, which the PRX lacks.I also really like that these citizen clasp has micro adjustmentsWatch from 8:07
Case alternates brushed and polished surfaces crisply3 of 10
- Teddy Baldassarre Praises alternating brushed and polished case surfaces with crisp chamfers.The case itself is well-finished with alternating brushed and polished surfacesRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Notes plenty going on in the case finish, mixing polished and brushed surfaces.case finish there's actually plentyWatch from 4:23
- Long Term Review Likes the balance of polished edges and brushed flat surfaces.The case is polished in all the right places.Watch from 2:29
Accuracy impresses in real-world testing3 of 10
- WatchTime The tested example achieved chronometer-level accuracy on the wrist.which ironically the one tested here achieved on the wristRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Reports accuracy well within spec in anecdotal testing.it does handily exceed this when tested to +7/+11 seconds/dayRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Credits accuracy and reliability; measured around +7 s/day.at least they are accurate and reliableWatch from 4:23
Simple dial layout is highly legible3 of 10
- Monochrome Rates legibility as excellent, near dive-watch level.Legibility is excellent, almost in dive watch territory.Read it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Values the dial's simplicity and legibility.The Citizen Tsuyosa dial is all about simplicity and legibility.Read it in context
- Just One More Watch Says the simple layout aids legibility.the simple dial-on hand layout aids with legibilityWatch from 8:13
- Monochrome Silver hands and indices contrast well against the black dial.the silver hands/indices contrast well against the black dialRead it in context
Yellow dial is a standout3 of 10
- Just One More Watch Considers the yellow a great, summery colour with plenty of sunburst.it's a great color there's plenty of SunburstWatch from 6:48
- Bruce Williams Singles out the yellow dial as a highlight among the bright colours.the blue the yellow which is awesome the green the turquoiseWatch from 0:28
- YoureTerrific Favours the yellow dial.yellow absolutely yellow for meWatch from 5:16
More character than rival integrated designs3 of 10
- Fratello Considers it a bolder statement than the PRX, with a bright presence.The NJ0150, on the other hand, is a bolder statement.Read it in context
- YoureTerrific Finds the design more interesting than the Tissot PRX.I find this design more interesting than the PRX watchesWatch from 8:07
- Monochrome Feels it has more grandeur than comparable Seiko 5 models thanks to integrated design, finish and cyclops.It has a bit more grandeur than comparable Seiko 5 modelsRead it in context
Moves easily from casual to dressed up3 of 10
- Monochrome Works both dressed up and down, but especially shines dressed up.can really dress up or down but excels at dressing upRead it in context
- Long Term Review Felt as comfortable under a blazer as with casual wear.just as comfortable under a blazer as it did with casual wearWatch from 1:59
- Long Term Review Likes the field/dress hybrid look for spanning jeans to blazer.Sporty enough to wear with jeans. Elegant enough to pair with a blazer.Watch from 11:16
- Teddy Baldassarre Frames it as a good pick for buyers after a classic, versatile look.looking for classic versatile designRead it in context
Undercuts rivals like the Tissot PRX3 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Priced below nearly all direct competitors.at a price point that comes in below nearly all of its direct competitorsRead it in context
- YoureTerrific Notes the Citizen is much cheaper than the PRX.the citizen is much cheaperWatch from 6:41
- Just One More Watch Judges it better value, not just cheaper, than the PRX.it's certainly better value and not just cheaperWatch from 10:07
Keeps its own identity despite Rolex cues2 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Despite Rolex-like cues, the 4 o'clock crown gives it a Japanese character and personality of its own.the end result is a watch that ultimately has its own personalityRead it in context
- Fratello Says despite clear Rolex inspiration, the watch avoids copycat feel.the watch does not suffer from “copycat syndrome”Read it in context
- Fratello Feels it retains its own Citizen identity on the wrist.you will always know you are wearing a CitizenRead it in context
Oyster-like familiarity is an appealing trait2 of 10
- Monochrome Enjoys the Rolex Oyster vibe, considering it a positive.it gives off that vibe in a very good wayRead it in context
- Fratello Likes the dial design, partly because it feels familiar and recalls the Oyster Perpetual.I have to say, I like the dial design.Read it in context
Reassuring heft on the wrist2 of 10
- Jenni Elle Likes the substantial weight on the wrist.it has a nice heavy feel to itWatch from 5:18
- Just One More Watch Likes the chunky links, which make it feel heftier than the PRX.there's a little bit of Chunk to those linksWatch from 7:44
Bracelet mixes brushed and polished finishing well2 of 10
- WatchTime Describes a solid three-link bracelet with mixed brushed and polished finishing.a solid three-link metal bracelet with brushed sides and polished center linksRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Likes the brushed outer and polished center link finishing.The three-link bracelet is nicely done with brushed outer links and polished center links.Read it in context
Build quality not compromised by the price2 of 10
- Monochrome Feels the low price doesn't compromise build quality or design.doesn’t sacrifice build quality or designRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Calls the watch well made.Watch from 10:07
Calibre 8210 is a dependable workhorse2 of 10
- Monochrome Sees the Calibre 8210 as an entry-level but reliable, trouble-free workhorse.a reliable workhorse that’ll be trouble-free with periodic maintenanceRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Views the calibre's workhorse reputation as deserved.which is, quite frankly, well earnedRead it in context
Welcome addition of hacking seconds2 of 10
- Bruce Williams Welcomes that the Miyota 8210 now hacks.the miyota 8210 caliber that now hacks that's a great thingWatch from 5:11
- Long Term Review Pleased the reviewer's unit appears to have a hacking upgrade.if you're lucky, your NJ0150 may come with a hidden upgrade. Mine did.Watch from 4:52
Restrained dial text keeps it clean2 of 10
- Monochrome Appreciates the magnified date and restrained dial text as minimal and stylish.It’s all very minimal and stylishRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Appreciates the clean, simple layout and minimal dial printing.they've kept dial printing to a minimum which I do appreciateWatch from 6:18
Looks more expensive than it is2 of 10
- Long Term Review Felt it came surprisingly close in looks and feel to a luxury watch costing much more.it was shockingly close in looks and feelWatch from 1:31
- Jenni Elle Considers it good looking for the price.for the price you get a really goodlook watch with an okay qualityWatch from 11:11
Holds up well to years of daily wear1 of 10
- Long Term Review The mineral crystal is still scratch-free after two years of unbabied wear.after 2 years, mine is still scratch-freeWatch from 9:51
- Long Term Review Still looks presentable and works like new despite heavy use.it still looks presentable and works like day oneWatch from 11:16
- Long Term Review Has coped with swimming, rain and handwashing without problems.washed my hands a 100 times. never an issue.Watch from 10:21
- Long Term Review Finds it low-maintenance and easy for daily wear.just easy. No worries, no micromanaging.Watch from 10:47

Most criticised

Recessed crown is awkward to wind and set8 of 10
- Monochrome Finds the flush crown nearly impossible to wind manually and fiddly to pull out.nothing to grip and fiddly to pull outRead it in context
- WatchTime Finds the crown somewhat difficult to operate.On the downside, it is a bit difficult to operate.Read it in context
- Fratello Considers the recessed crown hard to operate and the watch's biggest flaw.the crown is frustratingly hard to useRead it in context
- Fratello Likes the recessed look but thinks style defeats function here.this is a case of style definitely defeating the purposeRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Finds the small crown hard to operate despite the grip notch.still not super easy to operateRead it in context
- Jenni Elle The crown is hard to pull out and to wind or set.you really have to dig your nail into pull the crown outWatch from 7:16
- Jenni Elle Finds the crown poor for usability overall.it really sucks in terms of usabilityWatch from 7:45
- Just One More Watch Calls the small crown discreet but a pain to use.a pain in the ass if you actually want to use itWatch from 5:21
- Bruce Williams Finds the recessed 4 o'clock crown somewhat hard to wind.they are a little bit difficult to wind with the recessed crownWatch from 5:11
- YoureTerrific The recessed crown is difficult to use.it makes the crown a bit difficult to useWatch from 6:13
- YoureTerrific Hand-winding and setting are awkward.although it's not easy to hand wine thisWatch from 6:13
Stamped clasp feels thin and cheap5 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Finds the thin, stamped clasp serviceable but not premium-feeling.it doesn’t quite offer a premium feel due to its thin constructionRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Finds the stamped clasp underwhelming, wishing it were milled; calls it the bracelet's biggest weakness.the clasp does leave something to be desired with its stamped finishRead it in context
- Just One More Watch Finds the clasp pressed and cheap-feeling inside.pressed and a bit cheap feelingWatch from 5:50
- Bruce Williams Finds the clasp is pressed and the bracelet flexes noticeably.the clasp is pressed and the bracelet Flex is real with this watchWatch from 8:02
- Long Term Review Finds the clasp thin and somewhat cheap-feeling, where the budget shows.It's thin and can feel a bit cheap in the hand.Watch from 11:45
Water resistance is too modest4 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Wishes for a higher depth rating for peace of mind at the beach or pool.I would personally prefer for the watch to have a bit higher of a depth ratingRead it in context
- Teddy Baldassarre Suggests raising water resistance to 100m would make it a real hit.boost water resistance to 100m, the Tsuyosa would be a bonafide hitRead it in context
- Jenni Elle Finds 50m water resistance disappointing.which I find a bit lame to be honestWatch from 1:24
- YoureTerrific Water resistance of 50m loses to the PRX's 100m.has more water resistance 100 meters to the citizens 50 metersWatch from 7:09
Design is derivative of the Oyster Perpetual3 of 10
- aBlogtoWatch Considers the dial design not especially original.the dials aren’t necessarily the most original from a design standpointRead it in context
- Jenni Elle Sees it as an intentional Oyster Perpetual look-alike.it definitely is meant to look like one if you ask meWatch from 10:41
- Jenni Elle Hopes Citizen develops its own design ideas instead.starts you know putting their own spin on designs like thatWatch from 12:07
- Bruce Williams Sees it as a reactionary release with a significantly derivative design.it is significantly derivative in design is that a bad thing not necessarilyWatch from 1:54
Lume is weak and fades quickly3 of 10
- Just One More Watch Rates the lume as poor; it faded halfway through the test.the loom is rubbishWatch from 9:10
- Bruce Williams Considers the lume weak and a letdown.I think the loom is pretty poor pretty disappointingWatch from 8:02
- YoureTerrific Finds the lume application light and disappointing.I found the application pretty light a bit of a disappointmentWatch from 5:16
- Just One More Watch Expected better lume at this price.I would still have expected more from the loom than thatWatch from 9:10
Movement is plain and undecorated3 of 10
- Teddy Baldassarre Describes movement decoration as basic and not much to look at.things are pretty spartan hereRead it in context
- Bruce Williams Notes the movement is neither beautiful nor well finished, and fairly cheap.the movement is fairly cheapWatch from 8:02
- Long Term Review The visible movement has no decoration or fancy finishing.The movement, while reliable, isn't decorated.Watch from 11:45

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Integrated design rules out other straps2 of 10
- Just One More Watch Notes that the integrated bracelet rules out using existing straps.will be staying in your strap box with this oneWatch from 9:38
- Long Term Review The attachment rules out third-party straps and has no quick-release bars.aftermarket straps from third party manufacturers won't fitWatch from 12:14
Quality trails the Tissot PRX2 of 10
- Jenni Elle Quality does not match the Tissot PRX.in terms of quality it would also be a bit unfair to compare themWatch from 10:12
- YoureTerrific Considers the PRX's movement clearly better.the PRX it just has a better movementWatch from 7:09
Black and white dials feel plain2 of 10
- Just One More Watch Finds the dial plain, even boring, in black or white.looks really rather plain perhaps even boring in black and whiteWatch from 7:16
- YoureTerrific Considers the black dial a timid, unexciting choice.why black what are you afraid of have some fun pleaseWatch from 5:16

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Design		Praised
Dial		Mostly liked
Bracelet & strap		Mixed
Movement		Mostly liked
Value		Praised
Case & proportions		Mixed
Wearability		Praised
Originality		Mixed
Finishing & build		Mostly liked
Functionality		Mixed
Versatility		Praised

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WatchTime

Casual Wear: Close-Up with the Citizen “Tsuyosa” Collection

ArticleHands-on reviewDec 2025Roger Ruegger

Very positiveRecommends

Calls the Tsuyosa entry-level mechanical watchmaking at its best: a well-executed, fun integrated-bracelet sports watch at a very low price. Only minor quibbles about the hard-to-operate crown and the date magnifier.

Suits: Collectors wanting a holiday watch or gift, and newcomers to mechanical watches

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Sees a slightly '70s-inspired look reminiscent of an Oysterquartz with a 4 o'clock crown.
Considers it a well-executed integrated sports watch that is fun to wear.
Dialmixed: Feels the sunray dial finish perfectly suits the retro-inspired design.
Notes the date magnifying lens will not suit everyone.
Case & proportionsmixed: Expects the 40mm, 11.7mm case with compact lugs to suit most wearers comfortably.
Appreciates that the 4 o'clock crown gives a slimmer appearance.
Finds the crown somewhat difficult to operate.
Wearabilitypositive: Says the watch feels and looks fantastic when worn.
Bracelet barely needed sizing, possibly due to balanced weight between head and bracelet.
Bracelet & strappositive: Describes a solid three-link bracelet with mixed brushed and polished finishing.
Narrow end link allows some play, which adds to a casual wearing feel.
Movementpositive: Characterises the 8210 as an entry-level workhorse with nearly no decoration.
The tested example achieved chronometer-level accuracy on the wrist.
Valuepositive: Considers the $450 price incredibly low and a prime example of the gateway category.
Believes budget-conscious buyers do not have to compromise with it.
Compared with: Rolex Oysterquartz: Design likened to an Oysterquartz with a crown at 4 o'clock.

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Teddy Baldassarre

Citizen Tsuyosa Review

ArticleHands-on reviewJul 2025Bilal Khan

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer sees the 40mm Tsuyosa as an underrated, solid entry-level integrated-bracelet automatic with an excellent dial and a dependable movement. The main drawbacks are the stamped clasp, loose bracelet tolerances, a hard-to-grip crown and modest 50m water resistance, though price justifies most of these.

Suits: Buyers wanting an affordable, classic, versatile integrated-bracelet mechanical watch

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Sees the design as more subdued and dressy than a retro sports watch, possibly limiting its cult appeal.
Considers the flush 4 o'clock crown a distinguishing touch versus competitors.
Prefers the crown's aesthetics even at some cost to ease of use.
Case & proportionsmixed: Notes the lug-to-lug is modest for a 40mm case on paper.
Warns the fixed center link effectively adds to the case size beyond the stated lug-to-lug.
Finds the small crown hard to operate despite the grip notch.
Wearabilitymixed: Points out that all visible bracelet links are full 22mm width, making it wear bigger.
Credits the 4 o'clock crown with keeping the wearable size under control.
Bracelet & strapmixed: Likes the brushed outer and polished center link finishing.
Finds the stamped clasp underwhelming, wishing it were milled; calls it the bracelet's biggest weakness.
Appreciates the three micro-adjustment holes on the clasp.
Considers link tolerances mediocre, with gaps giving a somewhat jangly look.
Dialpositive: Values the dial's simplicity and legibility.
Likes the raised indices for adding depth and rates the lume as decent.
Appreciates the subtle brushed sunray finish across dial colors.
Calls the dial and its range of colors excellent.
Originalitymixed: Understands why some see a Datejust likeness but finds the dial too traditional for the comparison to hold.
Movementpositive: Views the calibre's workhorse reputation as deserved.
Reports accuracy well within spec in anecdotal testing.
Finishing & buildmixed: Praises alternating brushed and polished case surfaces with crisp chamfers.
Describes movement decoration as basic and not much to look at.
Likes the industrial, brass-like gold-tone movement finish.
Functionalitynegative: Suggests raising water resistance to 100m would make it a real hit.
Versatilitypositive: Frames it as a good pick for buyers after a classic, versatile look.
Valuepositive: Calls it one of the more underrated value propositions available.
Excuses the bracelet and clasp shortcomings given the price.
Rates it among the better entry-level value propositions overall.
Compared with: Tissot PRX 40mm Powermatic 80: Similar lug-to-lug; PRX is significantly more expensive than the Tsuyosa.
Rolex Datejust: Dial resemblance acknowledged but comparison considered a stretch.
Omega Railmaster 38mm: Cited as having nearly identical lug-to-lug measurement.
Citizen Tsuyosa Small Seconds: Better clasp, movement and finishing; more watch for the money.
Citizen Tsuyosa 37mm: More manageable lug-to-lug, but crown juts out more, which is a shame.

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Long Term Review

Citizen NJ0150-81E After 2 Years – Is It Still Worth Buying in 2025?

Video, 14 minOwner's reviewJun 2025

Very positiveRecommends

After two years of near-daily wear, the owner finds this Citizen an understated, versatile and durable automatic that still punches above its weight even after price rises. The flimsy clasp, undecorated movement, thickness and lack of strap options are acceptable compromises at the price.

Suits: People who value practicality, quiet style and long-term value

Disclosure: Reviewer owns it

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Describes the look as elegant, confident and understated rather than flashy. 1:31
Felt it came surprisingly close in looks and feel to a luxury watch costing much more. 1:31
Appreciates the confident simplicity that invites a second look without demanding attention. 2:29
Dialpositive: Finds the dial work underrated for the money. 7:56
Likes the gentle sunburst that adds depth without being too strong. 7:56
Case & proportionsmixed: Likes the balance of polished edges and brushed flat surfaces. 2:29
Finds it too thick to slip under tight dress cuffs. 11:45
Wearabilitypositive: Surprised by how light it feels despite being all metal. 8:53
Sits well without pressure points, even through long desk days. 8:53
Wears slightly larger than 40mm suggests, which the reviewer considers a plus. 2:58
Bracelet & strapmixed: Gaps between the links give airflow, making the bracelet good in summer. 9:23
Finds the clasp thin and somewhat cheap-feeling, where the budget shows. 11:45
The attachment rules out third-party straps and has no quick-release bars. 12:14
Polished steel on the bracelet picks up hairline scratches easily. 9:23
Movementpositive: Pleased the reviewer's unit appears to have a hacking upgrade. 4:52
Enjoys watching the rotor through the exhibition caseback. 4:52
Finishing & buildmixed: The mineral crystal is still scratch-free after two years of unbabied wear. 9:51
Still looks presentable and works like new despite heavy use. 11:16
The visible movement has no decoration or fancy finishing. 11:45
Functionalitypositive: Has coped with swimming, rain and handwashing without problems. 10:21
Finds it low-maintenance and easy for daily wear. 10:47
Versatilitypositive: Felt as comfortable under a blazer as with casual wear. 1:59
Likes the field/dress hybrid look for spanning jeans to blazer. 11:16
Valuepositive: Believes it remains strong value despite the price increase. 8:26
Lists value as the watch's foremost strength. 10:47
Considers the cons fair compromises at this price point. 12:14

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Just One More Watch

Is The Citizen Tsuyosa Better Than The Tissot PRX?

Video, 11 minComparisonSep 2023

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer finds the Tsuyosa comfortable, well made and better value than the Tissot PRX, especially in bright colours. The fiddly crown, poor lume, pressed clasp and basic movement hold it back.

Suits: Buyers wanting an affordable integrated-bracelet watch, especially smaller wrists

Disclosure: Reviewer owns it

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Considers the yellow a great, summery colour with plenty of sunburst. 6:48
Singles out the fade dials and bright colours as especially good. 10:07
Thinks the Pantone versions look great, particularly the red. 2:27
Dialmixed: Appreciates the clean, simple layout and minimal dial printing. 6:18
Finds the dial plain, even boring, in black or white. 7:16
Rates the lume as poor; it faded halfway through the test. 9:10
Says the simple layout aids legibility. 8:13
Case & proportionsmixed: Finds the thickness and lug-to-lug reasonable and compact. 3:25
Calls the small crown discreet but a pain to use. 5:21
Notes an odd side profile with a lot below the midline, though it doesn't affect wear. 4:52
Wearabilitypositive: Says it conforms to the wrist and is really comfortable rather than cuff-like. 7:44
Likes the chunky links, which make it feel heftier than the PRX. 7:44
Expects it to wear better on smaller wrists than the PRX. 11:03
Bracelet & strapmixed: Finds the bracelet pretty good, with good articulation and comfort. 5:21
Finds the clasp pressed and cheap-feeling inside. 5:50
Values the three micro-adjust holes but finds them limited. 5:50
Notes that the integrated bracelet rules out using existing straps. 9:38
Movementmixed: Dislikes the unidirectional rotor's noise and wobble. 4:23
Credits accuracy and reliability; measured around +7 s/day. 4:23
Considers the movement basic but perfectly usable. 10:07
Finishing & buildpositive: Notes plenty going on in the case finish, mixing polished and brushed surfaces. 4:23
Calls the watch well made. 10:07
Functionalitymixed: Would prefer more than 50m water resistance but finds it practically fine. 8:42
Finds changing the date a pain, especially for a rotation piece. 8:42
Likes seeing a flat sapphire crystal at this price. 3:54
Originalitymixed: Sees Rolex influence in the batons, hands, Cyclops and case, but doesn't consider it bad. 6:18
Valuepositive: Judges it better value, not just cheaper, than the PRX. 10:07
Expected better lume at this price. 9:10
Compared with: Tissot PRX (quartz): Much cheaper, has sapphire, and is better value overall.
Tissot PRX: Very different bracelet approaches; the choice depends on preference, could own both.

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Bruce Williams

Strongest Japanese Release of the Year? Citizen Tsuyosa (All Colors)

Video, 9 minHands-on reviewJul 2023

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

Sees the Tsuyosa as a fun, strong, well-sized affordable release with appealing colours and a hacking automatic movement. However, it is derivative of the Rolex OP and Tissot PRX, and poor lume, a cheap movement, and a flimsy bracelet and clasp keep it from being the best value.

Suits: Collectors wanting a slightly smaller integrated-bracelet watch in bold colours

Disclosure: Retailer stock

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Singles out the yellow dial as a highlight among the bright colours. 0:28
Names the fumé sunray teal as the personal favourite colourway. 0:28
Notes the dials use a saturated sunray finish rather than the lacquer of the Rolex OP. 2:51
Dialnegative: Considers the lume weak and a letdown. 8:02
Notes the fumé textured blue has cream-toned lume, unlike the other versions. 0:28
Originalitymixed: Sees it as a reactionary release with a significantly derivative design. 1:54
Believes the concept is unoriginal but still a good idea with room in the market. 7:04
Case & proportionsmixed: Likes the case size. 7:04
Finds the recessed 4 o'clock crown somewhat hard to wind. 5:11
Wearabilitypositive: Considers it a good middle ground between the 35mm and 40mm PRX sizes. 6:07
Feels the 40mm case wears like a 38–38.5mm, less dominant but still present. 6:36
Movementmixed: Welcomes that the Miyota 8210 now hacks. 5:11
Likes the visible gilt-tone movement and considers it good at this price. 5:38
Notes the movement is neither beautiful nor well finished, and fairly cheap. 8:02
Bracelet & strapnegative: Finds the clasp is pressed and the bracelet flexes noticeably. 8:02
Valuemixed: Believes there is much to like for a sub-$400 watch. 7:04
Does not consider it the best-value watch in its segment. 7:34
Sees another colourful affordable option as good for consumers. 7:34
Compared with: Tissot PRX 40mm: Tsuyosa wears smaller and less dominant, like a 38–38.5mm PRX.
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80: Tsuyosa is the first true mainstream PRX competitor, cheaper and all-automatic.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual: Borrows the OP's bright colourways, with sunray instead of lacquer dials.
Longines Big Eye Titanium: Fumé textured blue's cream lume resembles the Big Eye titanium.

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aBlogtoWatch

Hands-On: Citizen NJ015 Automatic 'Tsuyosa' Watch

ArticleHands-on reviewJul 2023Ripley Sellers

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer sees the Tsuyosa as a well-judged, softer-styled affordable integrated-bracelet watch with pleasing dials and strong value. Minor reservations cover the stamped clasp, modest water resistance and the basic movement, all explained by the low price.

Suits: Buyers taking their first step into mechanical watches on a budget

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Notes a softer, less angular and less aggressive look than other integrated-bracelet watches.
Despite Rolex-like cues, the 4 o'clock crown gives it a Japanese character and personality of its own.
Originalitymixed: Likens it to a mix of Oyster Perpetual, Oysterquartz and Day-Date design cues.
Considers the dial design not especially original.
Dialpositive: Finds all colourways aesthetically pleasing.
Straightforward layout suits the full range of colours, from vibrant to conservative.
Bracelet & strapmixed: Judges the bracelet fully acceptable at this price point.
Finds the thin, stamped clasp serviceable but not premium-feeling.
More critical of the bracelet because integrated designs limit third-party strap options.
Functionalitymixed: Wishes for a higher depth rating for peace of mind at the beach or pool.
Movementmixed: Appreciates the distinctive look with gilt components and a signed rotor.
Notes a Miyota 9-series movement would offer better performance and a thinner case, though at higher cost.
Valuepositive: Considers the amount offered for the budget price its most appealing trait.
Priced below nearly all direct competitors.
Versatilitypositive: Sees it as a great entry point into mechanical watches with broad mainstream appeal.
Compared with: Tissot PRX Powermatic 80: PRX feels slightly more premium, but Tsuyosa costs under two-thirds as much.
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak: Tsuyosa is softer and less angular in design.

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YoureTerrific

Citizen Tsuyosa - Japan's answer to the Tissot PRX?

Video, 10 minHands-on reviewJun 2023

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

Likes the Tsuyosa's looks, sunburst dials, compact comfortable wear and low price, and prefers it to the Tissot PRX personally. Notes weak lume, a merely okay clasp, a fiddly recessed crown, and a movement and water resistance that trail the PRX.

Suits: Collectors wanting an affordable integrated-bracelet mechanical, especially wrists under seven inches

What they said, point by point

Designpositive: Thinks the watches look really good. 3:50
Finds the design more interesting than the Tissot PRX. 8:07
Sees clear Rolex influences in markers, hands, Cyclops and colours, and is fine with it. 4:18
Places the style between dressy and sporty, akin to an Aqua Terra. 4:18
Dialmixed: Finds the sunburst-finished dials very pretty and light-catching. 4:46
Favours the yellow dial. 5:16
Considers the black dial a timid, unexciting choice. 5:16
Finds the lume application light and disappointing. 5:16
Wearabilitypositive: Finds the watch comfortable and likes how it wears. 3:50
Short lug-to-lug makes it wear possibly smaller than typical 40mm watches. 3:50
Believes it wears better than the PRX for wrists under seven inches. 7:39
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the bracelet and clasp better than expected for the price. 5:46
Describes the clasp as unremarkable but adequate. 5:46
Values the clasp's micro-adjustment, which the PRX lacks. 8:07
Finds the bracelet better looking and more comfortable than the PRX's. 8:07
Case & proportionsmixed: The recessed 4 o'clock crown gives a clean profile. 6:13
The recessed crown is difficult to use. 6:13
Movementnegative: Hand-winding and setting are awkward. 6:13
Considers the PRX's movement clearly better. 7:09
Functionalitymixed: Water resistance of 50m loses to the PRX's 100m. 7:09
Non-screw-down crown is nearly impossible to pull out accidentally underwater. 6:13
Valuepositive: Notes the Citizen is much cheaper than the PRX. 6:41
PRX likely higher quality overall, but costs $225 more. 8:36
Believes sub-$500 pricing could win over watch collectors. 9:05
Compared with: Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 40mm: Prefers Citizen's design, wear and price; PRX has better movement, WR.
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra: Tsuyosa occupies similar dressy-sporty middle ground.
Rolex Datejust / Oyster Perpetual: Dial layout, hands, Cyclops and colours draw on these Rolexes.

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Jenni Elle

They REALLY did THAT! | Citizen Tsuyosa NJ-0151-81 Collection Review

Video, 13 minOwner's reviewJan 2023

MixedRecommends, with caveats

A good-looking, fun entry watch at a fair price with only okay quality. The reviewer criticises the hard-to-use crown, modest water resistance, ordinary bracelet and large-wearing proportions, and would pick a Tissot PRX for a bit more money.

Suits: Entry-level buyers wanting a classic look, with wrists above about 170mm

Disclosure: Reviewer owns it

What they said, point by point

Bracelet & strapmixed: Finds the bracelet flexible and comfortable to put on. 3:21
Considers the folding clasp a bit stumpy. 2:21
Feels less high-end than the bracelets it imitates. 4:50
Louder than a Rolex Jubilee but not very rattly. 4:50
Wearabilitymixed: Likes the substantial weight on the wrist. 5:18
Believes a 38mm size would be better proportioned. 5:48
Recommends it only for wrists above about 170mm. 5:48
Case & proportionspositive: The recessed crown accentuates the angular case shape. 0:55
Likes the crown placement visually. 7:45
Functionalitynegative: The crown is hard to pull out and to wind or set. 7:16
Finds the crown poor for usability overall. 7:45
Finds 50m water resistance disappointing. 1:24
Movementpositive: Enjoys the golden-coated movement visible through the caseback. 1:24
Dialmixed: The sunburst is barely visible on some colours. 1:24
Considers the dark green and dark blue well done. 9:43
The minimalist dial looks big, especially in brighter colours. 5:48
Designpositive: Considers it good looking for the price. 11:11
Finishing & buildmixed: Rates the overall quality as merely okay. 11:11
Quality does not match the Tissot PRX. 10:12
Valuemixed: Considers the €279 price fine for what you get. 9:14
Would not pay much more, preferring the Tissot at a higher price. 9:43
Originalitynegative: Sees it as an intentional Oyster Perpetual look-alike. 10:41
Hopes Citizen develops its own design ideas instead. 12:07
Compared with: Tissot PRX: Better quality and durability for a bit more money.
Rolex Datejust: Citizen bracelet is noisier than the Datejust's Jubilee.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual: Tsuyosa is clearly designed to look like it.

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Fratello

Hands-On With The Citizen NJ0150 — The Perfect Example How A Budget Doesn't Limit Your Freedom

ArticleHands-on reviewAug 2022Jorg Weppelink

Very positiveRecommends, with caveats

Very impressed by the NJ0150, a comfortable, stylish 1970s-inspired watch with clear Rolex cues that still feels like a Citizen. The crown is hard to use and the bracelet finishing is basic, but it is judged outstanding value as an affordable daily wearer.

Suits: Buyers wanting a stylish, comfortable, affordable daily wearer under €300

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Sees it as fitting perfectly into the popular 1970s-inspired watch trend.
Notes the sharp case edges seem to clash with the rounded bracelet, but reports adapting quickly.
Considers it a bolder statement than the PRX, with a bright presence.
Dialmixed: Likes the dial design, partly because it feels familiar and recalls the Oyster Perpetual.
Appreciates that all indexes, even the one by the date, are lumed for low-light reading.
Feels the brand name and 'automatic' text placement leave the dial slightly unbalanced.
Undecided on the cyclops, though it keeps the watch from feeling predictable.
Case & proportionsmixed: Finds the overall dimensions suitable for a wide range of wrist sizes.
Considers the recessed crown hard to operate and the watch's biggest flaw.
Likes the recessed look but thinks style defeats function here.
Wearabilitypositive: Finds the looks, dimensions and comfort make it a joy to wear.
Bracelet & strapmixed: Thinks the bracelet style is great but quality is only what the price suggests.
Enjoys the jangly feel and sees the imperfect quality as part of the charm.
Says the bracelet wraps comfortably around the wrist, with micro-adjust holes in the clasp.
Movementmixed: Describes the caliber 8210 as a basic, undecorated movement.
Considers measured accuracy just under +20 s/day reasonable given the price.
Finishing & buildmixed: Likes the brushed and polished link contrast but notes finishing quality is lacking, forgivable at €279.
Versatilitypositive: Sees it as an excellent affordable everyday watch.
Originalitypositive: Says despite clear Rolex inspiration, the watch avoids copycat feel.
Feels it retains its own Citizen identity on the wrist.
Valuepositive: Calls the value for money incredible and says it punches well above its weight.
Believes few watches under €500 compete on overall package of looks and comfort.
Compared with: Tissot PRX Powermatic 80: PRX more refined overall; NJ0150 bolder with bigger dial and markers.
Timex M79: NJ0150 looks much more expensive than this rival.
Seiko 5 Sports: NJ0150 looks much more expensive than some Seiko 5 Sports models.
Seiko SARB033: NJ0150 has similar potential to become an affordable cult classic.

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Monochrome

Getting to grips with the excellent value-for-money Citizen Tsuyosa

ArticleHands-on reviewAug 2022Erik Slaven

Very positiveRecommends

Sees the Tsuyosa as an outstanding bargain: a well-executed, legible, Oyster-flavoured integrated sports watch under USD 300. Only minor quibbles are its heft and a fiddly flush crown, and it is worth the hassle of sourcing internationally.

Suits: Buyers wanting an affordable integrated sports watch that dresses up well

What the review says, point by point

Case & proportionsmixed: Considers 40mm by 11.7mm ideal proportions for a modern sports watch.
Finds the flush crown nearly impossible to wind manually and fiddly to pull out.
Still thinks the crown looks slick enough to forgive its usability issues.
Wearabilitymixed: Surprised by how weighty it is on the wrist.
Got used to the weight quickly and generally prefers substantial steel watches.
Bracelet & strappositive: Finds the integrated bracelet well made and comfortable, wrapping nicely around the wrist.
Dialpositive: Silver hands and indices contrast well against the black dial.
Rates legibility as excellent, near dive-watch level.
Appreciates the magnified date and restrained dial text as minimal and stylish.
Movementpositive: Sees the Calibre 8210 as an entry-level but reliable, trouble-free workhorse.
Likes the visual punch of the gold-toned movement through the caseback, despite no decoration.
Considers the movement fully acceptable given the price.
Designpositive: Enjoys the Rolex Oyster vibe, considering it a positive.
Feels it has more grandeur than comparable Seiko 5 models thanks to integrated design, finish and cyclops.
Originalitymixed: Notes Datejust similarity but rejects calling it a clone.
Finishing & buildpositive: Feels the low price doesn't compromise build quality or design.
Versatilitypositive: Works both dressed up and down, but especially shines dressed up.
Valuepositive: Calls the sub-USD 300 price phenomenal for such a well-executed in-house watch.
Says quibbles would matter only at a much higher price; at this price it's a steal.
Limited availability requires importing, but deems it worth the hassle.
Compared with: Seiko 5 (comparable models): Tsuyosa has more grandeur via integrated design, finish and cyclops.
Citizen Series 8: Series 8 has an edge in refinement and movements.
Rolex Datejust: Dial is similar in style but not a clone.

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Citizen Enters the Affordable Integrated Bracelet Arena with the NJ015 Series "Tsuyosa"

ArticleNewsMay 2023Zach Kazan

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

In a launch piece written without evident hands-on time, the writer sees the Tsuyosa as an appealing, colourful, affordable integrated-bracelet option that undercuts the Tissot PRX. The writer likes small quirks like the cyclops but notes 50m water resistance may deter some.

Suits: Buyers wanting an affordable, colourful sporty everyday integrated-bracelet watch

Not a review of the watch in hand (news, a guide or a reaction), so it isn't counted.

What the review says, point by point

Designpositive: Views the vaguely vintage design as feeling fully contemporary given how common the style is.
Appreciates the yellow, green and turquoise options beyond standard neutral colours.
Case & proportionspositive: Judges from images that the case appears curvier and less structured than the PRX.
Finds the cyclops date magnifier unexpected and charming.
Wearabilitypositive: Anticipates a comfortable fit but visually imposing presence, as integrated designs wear larger.
Originalitymixed: Notes a passing resemblance to Tissot's PRX line.
Points to small idiosyncrasies, like the near-flush 4 o'clock crown, that differentiate it.
Functionalitymixed: Considers 50m enough for nearly everyone likely to wear it.
Warns the rating could be a deal breaker for those wanting 100m security.
Valuepositive: Expects the sub-$500 price to earn it spots on recommended lists.
Notes it undercuts comparable automatic PRX models.
Compared with: Tissot PRX (automatic): Similar look, but Citizen is cheaper with a curvier case.

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Teddy Baldassarre

An Excellent New Integrated Bracelet Watch For Around $300 - Citizen Tsuyosa NJ0150-81Z

Video, 13 minHands-on reviewDec 2022

PositiveRecommends, with caveats

The reviewer considers the Tsuyosa a solid, well-finished affordable integrated-bracelet watch that wears true to size. Weak points are the cheap clasp, 50m water resistance, no hacking and modest lume. It is worth it at around $250–300 but not at $400+.

Suits: Buyers wanting an affordable Oyster Perpetual-style integrated watch who accept bracelet shortcomings

Disclosure: Reviewer owns it

Another review by this creator is counted instead: one vote per creator.

What they said, point by point

Case & proportionspositive: Finds the polished facets separating brushed surfaces very well executed. 4:32
Recessed 4 o'clock crown makes hand winding harder. 5:01
Wearabilitypositive: Wears truer to size than is typical for the integrated category. 3:33
Non-protruding end links avoid the oversized wear of rivals like the PRX. 9:50
Bracelet & strapmixed: Stamped sheet-metal clasp looks and feels cheap, revealing the price. 4:03
Considers the PRX bracelet much more comfortable and slimmer. 8:25
Appreciates the micro-adjustment holes on the clasp. 8:25
Bracelet link finishing is better than expected. 9:50
Dialpositive: Finds the dial colours fun. 10:18
The subtle sunray finish responds nicely to changing light. 5:30
Lume works but lags behind Citizen's dive and aviation models. 5:59
Functionalitymixed: 50m water resistance is below the 100m competitors have established. 5:01
Notes the lack of hacking as a drawback. 8:25
Movementpositive: Measured accuracy of +7 to +11 s/day is good for the price. 6:56
Considers it reliable, with little more to ask at this price besides hacking. 10:18
Finishing & buildpositive: Rates case finishing and architecture solid for the category. 9:50
Originalitymixed: Notes a heavily inspired design blending many references, unsure if that's positive or negative. 8:53
Hands and dial clearly echo the Rolex Oyster Perpetual. 5:30
Valuemixed: At the over-$400 paid, it isn't compelling or class-leading value. 9:21
At mid-$200s to $300 it's a watch well worth considering. 9:21
Compared with: Tissot PRX: PRX bracelet far more comfortable and sets the standard in this range.
Tissot PRX: Tsuyosa wears truer to size than the PRX.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual: Dial is very Oyster Perpetual; positioned as an affordable alternative.
Seiko 5 Sports (4R calibre): Calibre 8210 is essentially Citizen's equivalent of Seiko's 4R movements.

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Specifications

Reference: NJ0150-56X
Case: 40mm, stainless steel
Thickness: 11.7mm
Movement: Citizen Caliber 8210 (automatic)
Power reserve: 42 hours
Water resistance: 50m
Crystal: sapphire (date magnifier)
Bracelet or strap: integrated stainless steel bracelet, fold-over clasp with push buttons
Announced: August 2022
List price (US): $450US launch price USD 450 (May 2023

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