Accutron Ushers in a New Era of Horological Innovation with Fall/Winter 2026 Collection

New proprietary movements, technologies and designs advance Accutron's vision for watchmaking and expand the ways to experience the brand

NEW YORK, Oct. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Accutron, the American watchmaker that revolutionized timekeeping with its tuning fork movement in 1960 and redefined it once again with its electrostatic movement in 2020, unveils its Fall/Winter 2026 collection — a comprehensive expression of the brand's past, present, and future. Spanning four proprietary movements and a wider range of designs and price points than ever before, the collection introduces groundbreaking new technologies while bringing Accutron's legacy of innovation to a new generation of enthusiasts, from seasoned collectors to first-time luxury watch buyers.

This season, Accutron expands its portfolio with two new movements, the master complication and resonator, while building on its iconic tuning fork collection with new designs that pay homage to the originals.

FOUR PROPRIETARY MOVEMENTS DEFINE ACCUTRON'S NEXT CHAPTER
Through new movements, product collections and designs, Accutron's Fall/Winter 2026 assortment invites broader audiences to experience the innovation, craftsmanship and design that have defined the brand for over 65 years.

"We're expanding the ways consumers can experience Accutron through a broader range of technologies, designs and price points," said Jeffrey Cohen, President of Citizen Watch America. "Bringing together four proprietary movements, this collection reflects both the legacy that defines our brand and the innovation that continues to drive it forward."

THE PINNACLE OF WATCHMAKING: ACCUTRON HORIZON
Representing the pinnacle of Accutron's Fall/Winter 2026 assortment, the Accutron Horizon is powered by the brand's new master complication movement, bringing together a chronograph, minute repeater, perpetual calendar, moonphase and day/night indicator with three sandstone subdials set against a Denchu base.

The Accutron Horizon starts at $2,190.

INTRODUCING THE RESONATOR ERA: ACCUTRON ELEVATION AND MEMPHIS 521
Accutron debuts its new resonator movement, powered by a three-prong tuning-fork-shaped crystal vibrating at 262 kHz — eight times the frequency of traditional quartz for accuracy within seconds per year. The technology launches in two distinct expressions: the modern sport-luxury Accutron Elevation and the heritage-inspired Memphis 521, a revival of one of the brand's iconic TV-shaped silhouettes from the 1960s.

The Accutron Elevation starts at $1,550, while the Memphis 521 starts at $1,650.

THE RETURN OF AN ICON: ALPHA 314 AND SPACEVIEW 314
Building on the return of Accutron's legendary tuning fork movement, the collection expands with the Alpha 314, featuring its distinctive shield-shaped case and new Spaceview 314 models in 904L steel or Grade 5 titanium. A faithful tribute to the original, the collection preserves its iconic design while introducing modern enhancements, including Silicium and Elinvar for greater efficiency and durability. Meticulously hand-assembled and finished with traditional techniques, the Spaceview 314 revives the signature hum and unmistakable character of the original.

The Alpha 314 and Spaceview 314 are available starting at $5,990.

The Accutron Fall/Winter 2026 collection will be available this October at authorized Accutron retailers and online at Accutron.com.

About Accutron
Since introducing the world's first fully electronic watch in 1960, Accutron has led the evolution of precision timekeeping through groundbreaking engineering and design. Today, the brand continues its legacy by developing proprietary movements that push the boundaries of modern watchmaking. From the tuning fork movement to electrostatic, resonator, and master complication calibers, every Accutron timepiece reflects exceptional craftsmanship, technical ingenuity, and an unwavering pursuit of precision. Guided by a spirit of innovation and inspired by what's next, Accutron continues to shape the future of horology.

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