New Citizen Tsuyosa 37mm is a perfect size for smaller wrists
The popular watch is back in a smaller case size

Quick Summary
Citizen has just announced a new 37mm variant of the Tsuyosa.
That's a smaller case size, which should make it perfect for daintier wrists.
Fans of the best watches on the market will know that things always go in cycles. Fashions and tastes can change at the drop of a hat, and with it come a wealth of new models.
One of the most prolific trends in recent years has been the push for integrated bracelet steel sports watches. Spearheaded by high-end pieces like the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and the Patek Phillipe Nautilus, these models have even permeated into more affordable categories of the market.
That includes watches like the Christopher Ward The Twelve and the Tissot PRX, but for those with an even slimmer budget, the Citizen Tsuyosa is a great pick. Now – just one day after the release of the 38mm Christopher Ward The Twelve – the brand has unveiled the Tsuyosa in a new 37mm case.
That's a great size for smaller wrists, offering a stylish watch without fear of it overhanging. Don't think the size reduction has compromised on the quality, either.
You'll still find a stainless steel case and bracelet makeup, with an automatic calibre 8210 inside. That averages an accuracy of -20/+40 seconds per day.
There's a choice of three gorgeous dial colours on offer. The Ice Blue is the same as you'll find on its big brother, there's a beautiful Pastel Pink hue and a Dark Green which is a slightly different shade to that of the larger case model.
The crown here sits at the four o'clock position. That's something which is often found on older Seiko models, and is used here to maintain the slim and sleek case profile.
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You'll find a neat mix of polished and brushed surfaces, too. That should create a really dramatic effect when the watch is moved through the light.
Priced at £299 (approx. $380 / AU$600) this is a killer watch at a great price point. If you're looking for something stylish and on-trend, without busting the bank, this could be the best pick for you.

Sam is an award-winning journalist with over six years of experience across print and digital media. As T3’s Senior Staff Writer, Sam covers everything from new phones and EVs to luxury watches and fragrances. Working across a range of different social media platforms alongside his written work, Sam is a familiar face for fans of T3. When he’s not reviewing snazzy products or hunting for stellar deals, Sam enjoys football, analog photography and writing music.
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