Citizen brings its stainless-steel world-time chronograph with Eco-Drive to more markets

Citizen has listed a world time Eco-Drive chronograph on its UK website. The AT0368-82L is simply called the "Men's Chronograph" on Citizen UK, and it's priced at £379. It isn't a new model, though. The same watch has been on sale in the US for at least two years, where Amazon lists it as part of Citizen's Weekender Sport range for nearly $500.

The AT0368-82L has a 43mm stainless steel case, and pairs it with a stainless steel mesh bracelet. The dial is a deep blue, with three black sub-dials and a date window sitting between 4 and 5 o'clock. One of those sub-dials, at 3 o'clock, handles 24-hour time. Around the edge of the dial sits a ring of city names alongside a 24-hour scale. That's what does the world time job here. Line up a city with the scale, and you can read off the time there at a glance. The hands and markers are luminous as well, and there's a red central seconds hand.

Like the rest of Citizen's Eco-Drive watches, it charges itself from any light source, so there's no battery to swap out. The chronograph measures up to 60 minutes, according to US retailer listings. It's also rated for 100m of water resistance, and uses a mineral crystal rather than sapphire.

On Citizen UK, it sits alongside the Chrono Racing CA4716-09L, which costs £349. That watch trades the world time ring for a tachymeter bezel, and uses a perforated brown leather strap instead of a bracelet.

In the US, the AT0368-82L is still widely available. Kohl's lists it at a regular price of $495, and it has also been sold through Walmart and Amazon, often at a discount. In the UK, it's now available to order directly from Citizen for £379.