For 2011 Citizen introduces “Eco-Drive SATELLITE WAVE,” a limited edition watch, housed in a ceramic and stainless steel case, with a totally new timekeeping system.

“This next-generation timepiece searches for the closest of the 24 navigation satellites that orbit the earth.

It captures the day, date and time signals the satellite emits from space, 20,000 kilometers above the earth.
Since the satellite signals are controlled by atomic clocks, this watch’s timekeeping is ultra precise.
Each of the 24 navigation satellites orbits the earth once every twelve hours, so that this watch receives the signals from any open space, even in the boundless Western Pacific or atop the world’s highest peak.

The metal ring embedded in the glass bezel seems to float in outer space, like a satellite in planetary orbit. The round case, which appears to be independent of the lugs, suggests the image of the earth. These design elements resonate with the technological combination of light power and time/calendar data received from outer space to keep this watch on time, always.

The spiral parts visible from the sides of the glass bezel are both a design motif, suggesting the radio waves that link this watch with outer space, and visible symbols of the light waves that provide Eco-Drive an inexhaustible source of energy. The three-dimensional forms on the watch face evoke the futuristic image of spaceship engines.

2011 will, thus, be the year in which time signals link wrist and outer space in an unprecedented experience. Eco-Drive SATELLITE WAVE will bring ultra-precise timekeeping to whatever human beings do, wherever they are on the face of the earth. It is purely powered by light.”

Limited to only 100 pieces, the watch will drop Autumn 2011.

Japanese brand Victim got together with Citizen for Spring/Summer 2011 to collaborate on a classic looking chronograph watch. The watch comes with crocodile leather straps, black/white dial and orange hand detail. It will be available from April 2011 at Anoutcommune in two colorways.

More detailed images of the watch follow after the jump.

In an interesting collaboration mastermind Japan has linked up with Citizen to work on yet another watch collaboration, after previously having presented collaborations with Hublot, G-Shock and Rolex. Limited to only 80 units worldwide, the watch features dual spherical sapphire glass, a photovoltaic eco-drive radio clock, black dials, radio reception function during the day (U.S./Europe), and water-resistance to 10 ATM. Furthermore the watch will release January 2011 with a metal bracelet and also a leather bracelet.

Take a more detailed look at the watch after the jump.

XLarge got together with Japanese artist Takashi Murakami to produce a watch. The watch was built by Citizen and features artwork on the dial, as well as engraved on other parts of the watch. It’s not our type of watch, but some Murakami fans will for sure be into it.

Have a look at the packaging of the XLarge x Takashi Murakami watch after the jump.

San Francisco based brand Black Scale has some interesting collaborations up and coming. They got together with Citizen as well as with Juxtapoz. With each partner they created a limited edition t-shirt that will be released in their online store. The Citizen t-shirt will also be released in the Citizen online store.

Both t-shirts will be dropping this Saturday, October 11th.

More images of the Black Scale collaborations follow after the jump.

Fresh product at the zozo American Rag store includes 10 items from 10 different brands/designers, celebrating the 10th anniversary of American Rag & Cie. The adidas Concord Hi, shown here, is the lone sneaker. Citizen offers a watch, and Band of Outsiders a shirt and tie combo. Another highlight is the Fred Perry Polo that you can check after the jump.