The Rolex Datejust is arguably the most influential watch design ever created, inspiring countless references for over half a century.
As the Crown’s prices have steadily increased, demand for affordable alternatives has also risen, and there is no shortage of options. For my money, the watch that offers the best balance between appearance, performance and value is the Citizen Tsuyosa 60.

Introduced in September of this year, it enhances the look and performance of the already impressive Tsuyosa collection. It swaps out the president-style three-link integrated bracelet for another Rolex original, a five-link jubilee.
The most striking update, however, is the texture of the dial. The sunurst brushing found on most regular production Tsuyosa references is replaced with a radial geometric pattern consisting of tiny diamond-shaped pyramids.

On the inside, the Tsuyosa brings a new automatic movement to the collection, Citizen’s Caliber 8310, which offers a 60-hour power reserve, compared to the 42 hours provided by all other available models.





