Quick take: Citizen’s AV0104-06W uses the Tsuno Chrono Racer layout exactly as it should be used: dark green, brown leather, gold-coloured accents and absolutely no attempt to make a bullhead chronograph look subtle.
It is one of the two PROMASTER limited editions marking Eco-Drive’s 50th anniversary in 2026. The 44.5mm stainless-steel case has partial yellow-gold-coloured plating, while the dark green-and-black dial and brown calf strap lean hard into the classic-car design reference Citizen cites for the model.
Not just a costume chronograph
Inside is Citizen’s hand-assembled Calibre E210 Eco-Drive. It is light-powered, rated to approximately eight months on a full charge and has a 1/5-second flyback chronograph that measures up to 12 hours. The movement also carries the practical stuff: alarm, date, power-reserve indication, charge warning and overcharge prevention.
Key specs
- Reference: AV0104-06W
- Case: 44.5mm × 15.3mm stainless steel with partial yellow-gold-coloured plating
- Movement: Calibre E210 Eco-Drive, hand-assembled
- Chronograph: 1/5-second flyback, up to 12 hours
- Crystal / water resistance: spherical sapphire / 20 bar
- Edition: 5,000 unnumbered pieces worldwide
The exact AV0104-06W is not confirmed in WristBear’s current catalogue, so we are not pretending it is on the shelf in Dubai. Explore chronographs at WristBear instead. Honest verdict: it is niche, chunky and far more interesting for it. What do you guys think?
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Hello,
I noticed a small inaccuracy in your article about the Citizen Promaster Tsuno Chrono Racer AV0104-06W.
You mention that this limited edition of 5,000 pieces is not individually numbered. However, this edition is actually individually numbered, with each watch featuring its unique edition number engraved on the case back.
You may want to correct this information in your article.
Best regards,