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Citizen Tsuyosa 60

The Citizen Tsuyosa 60 (NK0023-57L) is an everyday sports watch from Citizen: a 40 mm stainless steel case, 11.7 mm thick and 45 mm lug to lug, with an automatic 8310 movement and 50 m water resistance.

Going by its 45 mm lug to lug, it should sit within the flat top of a wrist of about 6.1 inches (15.5 cm) or larger.

Research found it at $575–625 list in the US (checked August 2026).

Specifications

From the research, with the sources for each group of facts. Unknown means no source confirmed it.

Specifications of the Citizen Tsuyosa 60, grouped, with the sources for each group
The watch [1][2]
BrandCitizen
ReferenceNK0023-57L
CategoryEveryday / Sport
ProductionCurrent (introduced 2025)
Case and size [1][2]
Case diameter40 mm
Lug to lug45 mm
Thickness11.7 mm
Lug widthUnknown
Case materialStainless steel (NK0023-57L rose-gold IP-coated; NK0024-54X two-tone yellow-gold IP)
CrystalFlat sapphire with magnifier over the date
Water resistance5 bar (50 m)
WeightUnknown
Movement [1][2][3]
Movement8310, automatic
Power reserve60 hours (vs ~40–42 h in the prior 8210 generation)
Accuracy-20 to +40 seconds/day (spec)
Bracelet [1][2]
Bracelet or strapFive-link jubilee-style steel bracelet (replaces original three-link); brushed outer links, polished inner links
ClaspConcealed butterfly clasp, improved build quality (Monochrome)
Price and warranty (US) [1][2]
List price (US)$575–625 by variant (Monochrome-cited US prices; 2026-08 official US pricing not directly fetched)
Street price (US)Consistent with typical Citizen discounting off $575–625 MSRP (August 2026)
Used price (US)Unknown
Warranty5-year limited warranty typical for Citizen US (stated on US product pages for sibling models; not directly fetched for NK0020)

Will it fit?

A watch wears comfortably when its lugs stay on the flat top of the wrist. Here is the 45 mm lug to lug against the flat top estimated for common wrist sizes.

How 45 mm lug to lug fits common wrist sizes
WristFlat topFit
6 in 15.2 cm47 mmAt the edge
6.5 in 16.5 cm51 mmComfortable
7 in 17.8 cm55 mmComfortable
7.5 in 19.1 cm59 mmComfortable
8 in 20.3 cm63 mmComfortable

Check it against your own wrist An estimate, not a guarantee; how the method works is on the tool page.

What the research found

These are the research’s judgments, scored against Holden’s priorities, not his own words.

Strengths

  • 60 h in-house 8310 with hacking, hand winding, and real decoration at a sub-$600 price [1][2]
  • Genuine sapphire and upgraded stamped-guilloche dial [1][2]
  • New five-link bracelet and concealed butterfly clasp lift perceived quality [2]
  • Closes much of the gap to the Tissot PRX at roughly half the money [2]

Weaknesses

  • 50 m WR limits real-world water use [1][2]
  • No clasp micro-adjustment [2]
  • Date magnifier is polarizing; crown manipulation criticized [2]
  • -20/+40 s/d spec; two of three variants carry colored IP coatings [1]

Research scores, 0 to 10

Execution and feel in the hand7.3
Design identity7.0
Value at a realistic price9.0
Long-term ownership6.6
Movement and engineering6.9
Wearability and proportions7.3
Versatility and durability6.8
Fit with Holden's collection3.5

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Sources

  1. CITIZEN TSUYOSA 60 Automatic — official blog/collection page citizenwatch.eu · read August 26, 2026
  2. Value Proposition: How Good is the Citizen Tsuyosa 60 Automatic? monochrome-watches.com · read August 26, 2026
  3. Citizen Tsuyosa 60 Automatic watchtime.com · read August 26, 2026

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