Citizen introduces Star Wars watch with Death Star phase display
The Attesa edition has a worldwide production limit of 1,500 units and a US$1,500 listing on Citizen’s US website.
Citizen’s new Attesa Death Star Phase Model (BY1004-50E) puts the Star Wars space station in place of the Moon on its phase indicator. The limited-edition watch has a production cap of 1,500 units worldwide and is listed for US$1,500 on the company’s US website.
A Japanese retailer said sales in Japan began on November 5, priced at ¥162,800. The design places the Death Star indicator at six o’clock within a black dial, housed in a 41.5 mm Super Titanium case. A black DLC coating covers both the case and matching bracelet.
The H874 Eco-Drive movement includes Citizen’s Luna Program, which uses calendar information to adjust the moonphase automatically. It offers views for either the Northern or Southern Hemisphere, along with world time, radio-controlled timekeeping, a perpetual calendar and a power-reserve indicator.
With its power-saving mode enabled, the movement can run for up to 2.5 years after a full charge. The case measures 10.8 mm in thickness, carries a 100 meters water-resistance rating and uses sapphire crystal to protect the dial.
