Citizen tsuyosa
An officer on the police side of the United States Secret Service, parked and ready for, in his words, a day of good work at 0230. The green dial Citizen Tsuyosa on the wrist is the one splash of color in a blacked out car, and riding on the hand is a Department of Watches challenge coin, which this office notes with entirely professional satisfaction. Protection work runs on hours nobody sees; an automatic with no battery to die keeps up fine. If you have a wrist shot from somewhere that matters, submit at the link in bio. Tempus Est Potentia.
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Citizen Tsuyosa
Tsuyosa is Japanese for strength, and Citizen built the line as its answer to the integrated bracelet sports watch wave: a 40 millimeter automatic on a seamless steel bracelet, powered by the caliber 8210 with roughly 40 hours of reserve, at a price that undercuts the entire genre. The green sunray dial is the collection's most photographed color, though it usually poses somewhere brighter than a duty vehicle at 0230.
Secret Service, 0230
The submitter serves with the Secret Service's uniformed police, the officers who hold the posts and perimeters that make the protective mission possible. The photo is the working reality of that mission: parked, dark, hours before the city wakes up, ready for what he simply calls a day of good work. The Department of Watches challenge coin in frame confirms this office's intelligence is reaching the right wrists.