The foundations of Citizen was laid down in the year 1918, in Japan. Since then it has been a pioneer in the watchmaking industry while promoting mens watches in innovative technology. Later in the year 1995, the Citizen Eco Drive technology revised itself that took the quartz technology to a new height and this was done by launching the watch powered by natural or artificial lights. The Citizen Eco Drive range of watches has helped the Citizen Watch Company to become the world's largest watch producer from the 1980s until today.

Product Description

"Eco-drive" is the mechanism of a clock that converts light into electrical energy and moves. It has a built-in solar cell that generates electricity when it is exposed to light, and when the cell receives light it generates electricity and moves the clock. In addition, the surplus electric energy is stored in the secondary battery *. As its name suggests, it does not require regular battery replacement, does not contain harmful metals in the secondary battery used, and does not use harmful substances in the manufacturing process. It has been highly evaluated and is the first watch to be certified as an "Eco Mark product" and has been deployed in over 100 countries around the world. * Secondary battery: A battery that can be recharged and reused.