Citizen Star Wars Trench Run analogue-digital watch in black steel with green trim, against a starry sky

Citizen Star Wars Trench Run Watch

Last updated: 19 October 2026

Sold out. The Citizen Star Wars Trench Run watch is an analogue-digital watch in black stainless steel, with X-Wing and TIE fighter pilots on the dial. When I checked on 19 October 2026, Citizen's US shop listed it at $475 but marked it sold out, and I struggled to find it at any UK retailer. If you want one, watch the second-hand market.

See the Trench Run at Citizen

What the Trench Run watch is

Citizen made the Trench Run as part of its Star Wars range. In Citizen's words it is "inspired by an original Citizen analog-digital watch from the 1980s", which explains the chunky rectangular case and the small LCD windows.

The dial is the fun part. Citizen describes dual time in both X-Wing and TIE fighter pilot views.

What it does

  • Analogue and digital time: hands plus LCD windows.
  • Dual time: a second time zone.
  • Alarm and chronograph: a 1/1000 second chronograph that measures up to 12 hours.
  • Temperature: a display in Celsius.
  • Perpetual calendar: the date takes care of itself.

Key facts

  • Last listed price: $475 at Citizen US, about £356 at the European Central Bank exchange rate on 19 October 2026
  • Model: JG2109-50W
  • Movement: Citizen 8989 quartz, accurate to 15 seconds a month, with a battery
  • Case: black stainless steel, 33mm wide, mineral crystal
  • Strap: stainless steel bracelet with a sliding safety clasp, 18mm lugs
  • Water resistance: splash resistant only

Who it suited

  • Star Wars fans: the pilots on the dial make it obvious without being a toy.
  • Retro watch fans: the 1980s analogue-digital look is the main draw.

For more ideas, see our gifts for movie buffs guide.

The limits

It is sold out, and I could not find a UK stockist. Buying one now means the second-hand market, so check the battery, the bracelet and the LCD before you pay.

It is only splash resistant, so take it off before swimming or showering. The 33mm case is also narrow for a men's watch, although the rectangular shape wears bigger.

FAQs

Can you still buy the Citizen Trench Run watch?

Not new, as far as I can find. Citizen's US shop showed it as sold out when I checked on 19 October 2026.

How much was the Citizen Trench Run?

Citizen US last listed it at $475, about £356.

Is the Trench Run waterproof?

No. Citizen rates it splash resistant only.

What movement does it use?

Citizen's 8989 quartz movement, which runs on a battery.

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