Two Tone Corso Women’s Watch by Citizen

This two-tone Corso keeps things classic with a clean white dial, luminous gold-tone markers, and a day/date display at 3 o’clock. The 27mm case offers an easy, comfortable fit, while the polished gold accents along the bracelet add just enough contrast to make it pop. Powered by light through Citizen’s Eco-Drive technology, it runs continuously without ever needing a battery replacement.

The design walks the line between sporty and dressy—subtle enough for everyday wear, but with a touch of polish that pairs easily with more formal looks. Its 100M water resistance adds practicality, and the luminous markers mean you won’t lose track of time, even after dark.

How Day/Date Windows Work

The day/date window is one of the most common—and useful—watch complications. It works by using two rotating disks underneath the dial: one for the day of the week and one for the calendar date. As the watch movement progresses, small gears turn these disks incrementally at midnight. While it seems simple on the surface, getting both windows to shift precisely and in sync is actually a neat bit of mechanical engineering, especially in solar-powered designs where energy conservation matters. It’s one of those quiet features that makes a watch feel just a little more alive.