Citizen has given its Attesa Moonphase a cooler, more formal turn with the new Attesa Ever Since Limited Edition.
The watch keeps the technical platform of the earlier Shades of Red edition, but changes the mood completely with a snow-lit blue dial, Roman numerals and a platinum-toned Super Titanium exterior.
It’s a winter-themed release with genuine visual restraint, and that makes it one of the more interesting Attesa executions of the year.
At a glance
- Citizen has introduced the Attesa Ever Since Limited Edition, a winter-inspired Attesa Moonphase limited to 2,300 pieces worldwide.
- The watch uses a 41.5mm Super Titanium case with Duratect Platinum coating and the radio-controlled Eco-Drive calibre H874.
- Priced at £995, it is scheduled for availability from November 2026.
A brighter Attesa Moonphase with a dressier stance
The Attesa Ever Since uses the same 41.5mm by 10.8mm case architecture as the February Shades of Red edition, but the change in finishing has a strong effect on the watch’s character.
Instead of black Duratect DLC, the case and bracelet receive Citizen’s Duratect Platinum coating, giving the Super Titanium construction a cleaner and more polished presence.
The right side of the case keeps the familiar chronograph-style layout, with two pushers positioned around a guarded crown.
That makes the watch recognisably Attesa, but the brighter metal tone pulls it away from the sportier attitude of its darker sibling.
The winter dial is the main event
The dial is where Citizen has done the most visible work.
A vertical blue gradient moves from light to dark, with an intentionally irregular transition designed to suggest distant mountains fading through snowfall.
Small white flecks are scattered across the dial, giving the surface its wintry atmosphere without turning the watch into a novelty piece.
The moonphase display at 6 o’clock is rendered in pale blue, reinforcing the feeling of a cold, clear night rather than simply adding contrast.
Citizen has also changed the hour markers, combining Roman numerals with faceted arrowhead markers.
It’s a subtle but important shift, because these finer markers make the Ever Since feel more classical than the February edition, which used bolder baton markers with a more architectural look.
The dial also appears less layered than before, which helps the watch sit closer to dress-watch territory while still retaining the functional Attesa layout.
Radio-controlled Eco-Drive practicality
Inside is Citizen’s calibre H874, an Eco-Drive movement with radio-controlled timekeeping.
The functionality is broad, covering hours, minutes, seconds, date, world time, a power reserve indicator, perpetual calendar and moon phase.
In power save mode, the movement offers a stated reserve of 2.5 years.
Water resistance is rated to 100 metres, so despite the more refined dial treatment, this remains a practical daily watch rather than a delicate seasonal piece.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | Citizen |
|---|---|
| Model | Attesa Ever Since Limited Edition |
| Reference | BY1000-69L |
| Case size | 41.5mm diameter, 10.8mm thickness |
| Case material | Super Titanium with Duratect Platinum coating |
| Dial | Deep blue winter gradient with moon phase display |
| Movement | Citizen calibre H874 Eco-Drive radio-controlled |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, date, world time, power reserve indicator, perpetual calendar, moon phase |
| Power reserve | 2.5 years in power save mode |
| Water resistance | 100m, 10 bar |
| Bracelet | Super Titanium bracelet with Duratect Platinum coating |
| Limited edition | 2,300 pieces worldwide |
| Price | £995, approximately $1,320 |
| Availability | From November 2026 |
At £995, the Attesa Ever Since sits in a useful space for collectors who want a technically capable Citizen with a more decorative dial than the usual tool-watch template.
It’s still an Attesa at heart, but the snowy palette, slimmer visual layering and Roman numeral detail give this limited edition a more composed personality.
