Each watch measures 43.6 mm in width, 54.3 mm in length and has a vertical thickness of 13.3 mm except for the button. It comes in two colour versions – black with a rubber strap and silver with a metal strap.

The watch weighs 100 grams. It can be charged via a desk-stand, with a full battery for five days. It also has audio and visual alerts and can vibrate to work as a reminder. It can receive 20 email views.

Citizen says Sharp and Softbank handsets will be supported by the watch. There is no word on its price yet, but Citizen’s Aibato M watches will hit the market shelves by July 1 in Japan. It is not also evident if the watch can work without the more complex camera control, on other gadgets.

Via: Citizen, Slashgear