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Watches

Chari&Co x Citizen New York Watches

Chari&Co x Citizen New York Watches

Citizen just partnered with Japanese cycling outfit Chari&co to create two affordable but stylish and murdered-out timepieces that scream “I love New York”. The first watch is a modified version of the famous Ana-Digi Temp, multi-dial watch with two digi-camo analog subdials, three digital readouts, and a fat fabric cuff strap with a Velcro closure. The second timepiece is a solar-powered Eco-Drive analog version with a dial that mimics a grid map of NYC. You can reserve them now, but it could present a challenge getting shipped to our shores from Japan.