New York – October 06, 2026 -- Accutron has launched its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, introducing four proprietary movements and expanding its price range from $1,550 to $5,990 at authorized retailers and Accutron.com starting this October.
The Accutron Horizon tops the lineup with a new master complication movement
The flagship model combines a chronograph, minute repeater, perpetual calendar, moonphase and day/night indicator, set on three sandstone subdials against a Denchu base. The Accutron Horizon starts at $2,190.
A new resonator movement vibrates at 262 kHz, eight times faster than standard quartz
Accutron says the technology, built around a three-prong tuning-fork-shaped crystal, delivers accuracy within seconds per year. It debuts in two models: the Accutron Elevation, starting at $1,550, and the Memphis 521, a revival of a 1960s TV-shaped design, starting at $1,650.
The brand's original tuning fork movement returns in the Alpha 314 and Spaceview 314
The Alpha 314 keeps the shield-shaped case from Accutron's early designs, while the Spaceview 314 comes in 904L steel or Grade 5 titanium. Both use Silicium and Elinvar components for added efficiency and durability, and are hand-assembled to reproduce the original's distinctive hum. These models start at $5,990.
Jeffrey Cohen, President of Citizen Watch America, said the collection reflects both the legacy that defines Accutron and the innovation driving it forward, while expanding the range of technologies, designs and price points available to consumers.