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Citizen Watches

Authorized Citizen Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco carries 152 Citizen watches in Canada, all 25% off, from $221.25 to $1,312.50 CAD: Eco-Drive watches that run on light and never need a battery change, plus automatic watches, for men and women. Each product page shows whether the watch is in stock or can be ordered in. Flexiti financing is available on eligible models.

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Eco-Drive

The everyday core of Citizen: light-powered watches for men and women, including the Corso, Axiom, Peyten, Brycen, Weekender, Fio and Rolan lines. All Eco-Drive. From $221.25 to $1,046.25.

Promaster

23 models

Citizen's tool watches: eight Promaster Dive models, plus the Skyhawk, Navihawk, Air, Land and Tsuno Chrono Racer. All Eco-Drive, all water resistant to 20 bar (200 m), mostly in stainless steel and two in titanium. From $393.75 to $1,312.50.

Tsuyosa and Zenshin

Citizen's automatic watches, in 37 to 42.5 mm cases: the Tsuyosa, with its Shore, Small Second and 60 models, and the Zenshin Mechanical and Chrono. From $487.50 to $671.25.

Citizen L

16 models

Women's Eco-Drive watches in slim stainless steel cases from 20 to 32.4 mm, including the Rainell, Bianca, Ceci, Mae, Arcly and Classic. From $371.25 to $937.50.

In person

Where to see Citizen in Canada

3 La Maison Monaco locations carry Citizen. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.

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Questions about Citizen

How much is a Citizen watch in Canada?

Citizen watches are 25% off at La Maison Monaco, between $221.25 and $1,312.50 CAD. The Eco-Drive range runs from $221.25 to $1,046.25, Promaster from $393.75 to $1,312.50, the automatic Tsuyosa and Zenshin from $487.50 to $671.25, and Citizen L women's watches from $371.25 to $937.50. Each product page shows the current price, and Flexiti financing is available on eligible models.

What is Citizen Eco-Drive?

Eco-Drive is Citizen's light-powered movement. It runs on any light source, sunlight or indoor light, which removes the need to replace the watch battery. Citizen launched the world's first solar-powered analog watch in 1976, and most of the Citizen watches we carry are Eco-Drive.

Which Citizen watch should I choose?

Start with how you will wear it. For everyday wear, the Eco-Drive lines such as Corso, Axiom and Peyten are the largest range and the lowest prices. For diving and sport, choose Promaster, water resistant to 20 bar (200 m). For a watch you wind with your wrist, choose an automatic Tsuyosa or Zenshin. For a slim women's watch, see Citizen L. Each product page shows the case size, so you can check the fit.

Does Citizen make automatic watches?

Yes. The Tsuyosa and Zenshin lines are automatic, in cases from 37 to 42.5 mm, from $487.50 to $671.25 at La Maison Monaco.

Are there Citizen watches for women?

Yes. Citizen L is the women's line, with slim stainless steel cases from 20 to 32.4 mm, from $371.25 to $937.50. Many Eco-Drive watches in other lines are made for women too.

How do I buy a Citizen watch at La Maison Monaco?

Choose your watch on our website and order it online. Each product page shows whether the watch is in stock or can be ordered in, and our team can answer questions by email at info@monacogroup.ca. All prices are in Canadian dollars.

The Maison

Citizen began in 1918 in Tokyo as the Shokosha Watch Research Institute. In 1924 it released its first Japan-made pocket watch, and Tokyo's mayor, Shinpei Goto, gave it the name Citizen, in the hope that as many citizens as possible would use and cherish it; in 1930 Citizen Watch Co. was founded. In 1970 Citizen made the world's first titanium wristwatch, and in 1976 the world's first solar-powered analog watch, the start of Eco-Drive, the movement that runs on any light source and removes the need to replace the battery. La Maison Monaco carries Citizen watches from $221.25 to $1,312.50.

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