Citizen Unveils Striking New Green Dial for Its Popular Eco-Drive BM762 Series

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Citizen’s BM7620-83Y watch (pictured) is now available in Europe.

In a quiet yet stylish expansion of its accessible Eco-Drive lineup, Citizen has introduced a new color variant to the European market. The Citizen BM7620-83Y brings a sophisticated, nature-inspired hue to the well-regarded BM762 series, following the release of two other models just last December.

This launch reinforces Citizen's commitment to offering versatile, light-powered timepieces that blend practicality with evolving style trends.

A Closer Look at the BM7620-83Y's Design

The new model retains the classic, wearable proportions that have made the series a favorite. It features a 38.0 mm stainless steel case that is a mere 9.7 mm thick, offering a sleek profile that slides easily under a shirt cuff. The case is secured with screws, hinting at its robust construction.

Where the BM7620-83Y truly distinguishes itself is on the dial. Citizen has opted for a rich, dark green face, a color that has surged in popularity for its versatility and connection to classic tool watches. It's accented with polished silver-tone hands and markers, ensuring excellent legibility. The matching silver stainless steel bracelet completes the look, fastened with a secure folding buckle with a safety catch.

Protecting that elegant green dial is a crystal glass, and the watch offers a practical 100-meter (10 bar) water resistance, making it more than suitable for everyday wear, swimming, and showering.

For a detailed look at the official specifications and imagery, you can view the Citizen BM7620-83Y product page here.

The Heart of the Matter: Reliable Eco-Drive Technology

Beneath the stylish exterior beats the true soul of this watch: Citizen's renowned Eco-Drive technology. Housed inside is the caliber E111-C0M analog quartz movement. Its standout feature is its ability to be charged by any light source, natural or artificial.

Once fully charged, it boasts an impressive 180-day power reserve, meaning you can store it in a drawer for months and it will still be running when you pick it up. The movement promises accuracy within ±15 seconds per month and includes handy functions like a date window at the 3 o'clock position and a power reserve indicator to show the current charge level.

Pricing, Availability & Initial Reaction

The Citizen BM7620-83Y is now available for purchase in key EU markets including the Netherlands, Germany, and Austria with a price tag of €189.00. This positions it slightly above some siblings in the line, representing a €10 premium over other BM7620 references in the region.

For context, in the United States, older variants like the blue-dialed BM7620-83L are often found on retailers like Amazon for approximately $220.

The new green colorway has already begun catching the eye of watch enthusiasts online. Early discussions on forums like Reddit's r/CitizenWatches are buzzing, with users praising the choice of color. You can see some of the community's initial thoughts and real-world photos in this Reddit discussion.

Final Thoughts

The Citizen BM7620-83Y is a compelling update that proves a simple color change can rejuvenate a model line. It offers the same trustworthy, maintenance-free Eco-Drive performance in a package that feels both contemporary and timeless. For anyone in the market for a robust, solar-powered everyday watch with a touch of understated elegance, this new green-dialed variant is certainly worth a close look.

Where to check it out: You can examine the technical details on Citizen's official EU site. To gauge community reaction, visit the Citizen subreddit. For pricing on similar models in the US, you can often find them on platforms like Amazon.

The Citizen BM7620-83Y watch.

The Citizen BM7620-83Y watch. 

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