Citizen Watch Company Introduces the Groundbreaking Satellite Wave-World Time GPS With Brand Ambassador and NASCAR Driver Matt Kenseth

LYNDHURST, N.J., Sept. 9, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Citizen Watch Company of America, Inc. (COA) today introduces the brand's groundbreaking new Satellite Wave-World Time GPS watch with Satellite Wave GPS technology in Chicago, IL with two-time Daytona 500^® Champion, Matt Kenseth.

A truly technologically advanced satellite timepiece, the Satellite Wave-World Time GPS model features worldwide reception, with a 3-second reception time from orbiting navigational satellites, in 40 time zones. One of the most extraordinary advantages of the Satellite Wave-World Time GPS is once fully charged it will stay powered for up to 2 full years and never needs a battery. Building on CITIZEN's powerful heritage of world-wide leadership, this timepiece takes innovation to the next level for not only CITIZEN, but the entire watch industry Once again, the brand continues to build on the "Better Starts Now" brand statement with inspiring new offerings.

To launch this new timepiece, CITIZEN will host a press day with brand ambassador Kenseth in Chicago on September 9. To kick off the day, Kenseth will race go-karts against on-air talent at WGN-TV. CITIZEN and Kenseth will build the connection between precise race timing and the accuracy of the Satellite Wave-World Time GPS watch. WGN-TV will host a contest to win a Satellite Wave-World Time GPS watch beginning on August 26, and the winner will be chosen on September 9.

Once this has concluded, Kenseth will appear at a press conference at Harry Caray's located in the Chicago Sport Museum in the Water Tower. To further highlight the Satellite Wave-World Time GPS watch, Kenseth will personally introduce this exciting new offering, along with a discussion on the upcoming NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Chicagoland Speedway on September 20. Lunch will be served along with accommodations for private interviews with Kenseth. CITIZEN will be make a donation to 100 Club of Chicago for each Satellite Wave-World Time GPS watch sold at local Rogers & Hollands locations up until the race on September 20, at Chicagoland Speedway. A check presentation to 100 Club Chicago from CITIZEN will tie the event together. The 100 Club of Chicago is a civilian organization that provides educational assistance to the families of first responders who have lost their lives in the line-of-duty.

Following the press conference, CITIZEN in partnership with Rogers & Hollands Jewelers will host a meet and greet at the Orland Park Mall. Kenseth's No. 20 Toyota will be on display in the mall outside the Rogers & Hollands store. Kenseth will take photos and sign autograph for fans from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on a first come basis. Rogers & Hollands is the oldest and largest family-owned & operated jeweler in the nation.

Citizen Watch is a true manufacture d'horlogerie with a comprehensive manufacturing process that extends from creating a watch's individual components to its final assembly. The company operates in more than 100 countries around the world. Since its founding in 1918, Citizen has held the belief of "Better Starts Now" — that is, No matter who you are and what you do, it is always possible to make something better, and now is the time to start doing it. Sharing this belief the company has made watches, invented and improved technologies and explored the future of watches such as our propriety light-powered technology "Eco-Drive" and state-of-the-art satellite-synchronized timekeeping.

Satellite Wave-World Time GPS
$1,150.00 MSRP
Eco-Drive Technology
Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet
Satellite GPS Timekeeping System with Worldwide Reception Area
Satellite Reception Speed: 3 Seconds
World Time in 27 Cities (40 Time Zones)
Perpetual Calendar
Daylight Savings Time Indicator
Power Reserve Indicator
Light Level Indicator
Day and Date
WR 100M

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SOURCE Citizen Watch Company of America, Inc.

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