Citizen Expands Tsuyosa 60 Lineup With Two New Automatic Watches Featuring Guilloché Dials
Citizen’s popular Tsuyosa collection continues to grow with two new automatic watch models that bring refined dial textures, practical everyday specs, and competitive pricing to the brand’s integrated-bracelet lineup. The latest additions, the Citizen NK0022-50A and NK0030-51X, have appeared through Citizen Hong Kong and add fresh guilloché-patterned dials to the Tsuyosa 60 series.
The Tsuyosa has become one of Citizen’s standout modern watch families thanks to its blend of accessible pricing, automatic movement, sapphire crystal, exhibition case back, and sleek integrated bracelet design. Since the Tsuyosa 60 generation launched globally last September, the collection has become even more appealing with the upgraded Cal. 8310 automatic movement and a longer 60-hour power reserve.
The first new model, the Citizen NK0022-50A, comes in a 40 mm gold-plated stainless steel case paired with a matching gold-tone bracelet. Its white guilloché dial gives the watch a dressier, more polished look while adding texture and depth without relying on a bold color. This version is priced at HK$4,380, which is approximately $558.
The second model, the Citizen NK0030-51X, may attract even more attention from buyers looking for a smaller automatic watch. It features a 37 mm stainless steel case with an 11.5 mm thickness, making it one of the more compact and slimmer options in the Tsuyosa range. The teal guilloché dial gives it a more contemporary feel, while the silver-tone bracelet keeps the overall design versatile for daily wear. This model is priced at HK$3,980, or around $507.
Both watches are powered by Citizen’s Cal. 8310 automatic movement, offering a 60-hour power reserve and hacking seconds for more accurate time-setting. They also include a transparent case back, sapphire crystal, date display, stainless steel bracelet, and 5-bar water resistance.
The 37 mm NK0030-51X is particularly notable because most Tsuyosa models have traditionally been offered in 40 mm cases. While that size works well for many wearers, a smaller 37 mm option gives the collection wider appeal, especially for those who prefer a more compact integrated-bracelet watch.
With their textured guilloché dials and upgraded automatic movement, the new Citizen Tsuyosa 60 models strengthen the collection’s reputation as one of the more compelling affordable automatic watch lines on the market. For now, both models are listed as new releases in Hong Kong, but broader international availability has not yet been confirmed.
