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Citizen Unveils "Shades of Red" ATTESA Watches Inspired by Total Lunar Eclipse

By Feb 09, 2026
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Citizen, a renowned watch manufacturer, is introducing two exclusive limited-edition timepieces from its ATTESA collection. These new models draw inspiration from the mesmerizing celestial phenomenon of the red blood moon, which appears during a total lunar eclipse, blending sophisticated technology with artistic design to capture its elusive beauty.

Citizen's Celestial-Inspired Timepieces: A Detailed Look

Citizen's latest offering, the limited-edition 'Shades of Red' ATTESA watches, are a tribute to the rare total lunar eclipse anticipated to be visible across Japan at 8:04 p.m. on March 3, 2026. The collection features two distinct models: the CC4077-71Z and the BY1005-73Z. The CC4077-71Z is built around Citizen's cutting-edge Cal.F950 movement, known for its ultimate precision in Eco-Drive satellite wave GPS watches. Its dial presents a captivating wine-red hue, achieved through a layered design featuring a red-tinted moon motif over a mother-of-pearl base, encased by a deep red sapphire glass ring bezel that exudes a distinctive elegance. The BY1005-73Z, powered by the Cal.H874 movement with Citizen's innovative 'Luna Program' for fully automatic analog moon phase display, meticulously recreates the ethereal blood moon. This is accomplished by layering red metal electrodeposition and printing on the disc hand that indicates lunar phases, complemented by pearlescent printing on a night-sky background to evoke a starry, jet-black expanse. Both timepieces boast product features like Eco-Drive technology, Super Titanium casings (at least five times harder than stainless steel), Duratect DLC coating for enhanced scratch resistance, and anti-reflective coatings on the glass for improved legibility. Additionally, they include a light-level indicator and a perpetual calendar, ensuring both functionality and durability. These timepieces are not merely instruments for telling time but miniature works of art, encapsulating the cosmic dance of the Sun, Earth, and Moon in their intricate designs.

These exquisite watches offer more than just aesthetic appeal; they embody Citizen's commitment to innovation and precision. The integration of advanced features such as Eco-Drive, GPS satellite synchronization, and the 'Luna Program' moon phase function demonstrates a harmonious blend of nature-inspired artistry with state-of-the-art horology. This release serves as a powerful reminder of how human ingenuity can draw inspiration from the grandeur of the cosmos, translating complex scientific principles into tangible objects of beauty and utility. It invites us to appreciate the delicate balance between technological advancement and artistic expression, making these watches not just time-telling devices, but conversation starters and collectors' items that tell a story of cosmic wonder.

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