The All New Citizen Jolie Diamond, A Stunning New Addition To The Brand
Citizen have released a new model in to their ladies collection, featuring a stainless steel bracelet, and a pink mother of pearl dial, this is a stunning new watch that will grab your attention!
The timepiece includes 10 diamonds set into it’s dial which really adds class and luxury to the piece, with a mix of circular and square diamonds used to add depth an detail to the watch!
10 Stunning Diamonds
The Citizen Jolie Diamond timepiece is the latest presentation from the brand. A modern, fashion forward adaption of a classic design, which features a fantastic bow silhouette and 10 beautiful, stunning diamonds set on the pink mother of pearl dial.
Powered By Light
As like all Citizen watches, the Jolie Diamond, is powered by light, using Citizen’s eco-drive technology, meaning that sunlight, and artificial light are used to keep the watch going, meaning that the watch never needs a battery change. A beautiful and practical addition to any wardrobe.
Eco-Drive technology has been huge over the last few years, and has helped to advance the quality of solar powered movements greatly. We have recently produced a list of 5 of our favorite Solar powered watches, so make sure to check that out if you want to learn more, and see which one would be best for you!
Latest From Citizen
We have recently covered a number of stories and releases from Citizen, with a lot going on in and around this fanatic brand!
One of our favorites is the brand new, exclusive, special edition Red Arrows CB5008-82E. This watch combines all the features that have proved to be successful from Citizen, so this piece features Red Arrows branding, an Eco-Drive movement, and even has radio control technology inside for the most accurate time telling as possible!
Citizen have also just released a brand new durable Super Tough watch! packed with hardening and shock-resistancy technology, this new watch is a great addition to the lineup for the bradn, you can read all about that here! We also wrote a post on their work with Good360, a charity organisation, helping to provide light for those affected by hurricanes Irma and Maria. Read all about this here!
