We have new Stars Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Lego sets. In November, weirdly enough, there’s a cast iron Star Wars collection on the horizon. But here, today, there’s one thing we’re coveting: Citizen’s limited edition Star Wars watch for men. Which might legit be the best watch for men we’ve seen, period.
Citizen Men's Star Wars Classic Watch
The caseback of this men's watch features an illustration of the Death Star itself.
There are watches that track your heart rate. Watches that adjust your workouts based on altitude. Watches that are entirely solar-powered. But this watch? It’s badass because it has one single standout feature: It pays tribute to the Death Star. The most iconic of battleships is shown as a green luminous design along the dial and glows in the dark. The steel case is black ion. The dial has edge-to-edge crystal. And the caseback of the watch has illustration of the Death Star itself.
Citizen Men's Star Wars Classic Stainless Steel Watch Han Solo
If you're more of a Han Solo guy, this watch is your watch. It has a rich brown and navy blue studded leather strap with a navy blue and red accented dial.
Speaking of death, this watch never dies. Literally. It’s powered by light and thus never needs a battery.
Citizen went all out with this release. You can choose between watches dedicated to Boba Fett, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Darth Vader. But in terms of sheer power and cold style, we’re totally into the Death Star watch. It’s gloriously shadowy, quietly bold, and absolutely stunning. Like the Death Star itself.
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