Citizen Watches

Citizen Watches

The Citizen Watch Company has the distinct honour of holding many titles for “first” in its history of over 75 years.  The company was founded in 1930 and given its name as a way of appealing to the emotions of the wearer.  This was to be their watch – the watch for all citizens.  It was one of the first watch companies to target the masses in the wrist watch craze that was just beginning. Today, the wrist watch is an accessory as well as a fashion statement, with many people owning several styles to suit their own tastes and reflect their special interests and hobbies. 
Since 1986, Citizen watches have been the world’s largest watchmaker.  They lead the industry in technological advances and make watches that are affordable without compromising quality. Citizen Watches are leaders in their field and have many “Firsts” to their name including; 
In 1956 Citizen Watches made the first shock resistant watch ever manufactured by a Japanese company. Citizen Watch made the first Japanese-manufactured water resistant watch. Citizen Created the world’s first professional dive watch to electronically sense depths. Citizen Watches were Creators of the slimmest LCD watch and the world’s thinnest light powered watch, the Stiletto. Citizen Watches Created the first voice recognition watch. Citizen Watches now lead the world in light powered watches with the Citizen Eco-Drive watch collection that uses natural and artificial light as power sources, and never needs a battery.  In 1996, it became the first watch to receive an Eco-Mark.
Citizen watches continue to make time keeping an art form with stylish designs on the cutting edge of innovation and technology.  As society, as a whole, strives to become more ecologically aware, Citizen Watches will already be there to keep it on schedule.

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