Citizen watch database and price guide

Citizen Forza Super Titanium Automatic: specs, new price and used value

For the USA market, a fair used price for the Citizen Forza Super Titanium Automatic is usually $300-475. A good buy is normally under $360, while prices above $540 need unusually strong condition, full set, warranty, scarcity, or live market confirmation.

Retail price band: $595-650
New online band: $450-600
Used fair range: $300-475
Good buy under: $360
Avoid over: $540
Value retention: medium

Direct answer for buyers

Verdict: For a used Forza integrated-bracelet watch, $300–$475 is the fair band. Anything under $360 is a good buy; $540 is the ceiling before the maths stops working.

Watch specifications

Brand: Citizen
Collection: Forza
Reference: NJ0180-80X
Category: integrated-bracelet automatic watch
Movement: Citizen 8213 automatic
Case size: 40 mm
Lug-to-lug: 46 mm
Thickness: 11.2 mm
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Water resistance: 100 m
Market region: United States / North America
Currency: USD

Who should buy it?

Best for: Anyone after one dependable integrated-bracelet watch in the $300–$475 used bracket rather than a collection, and who would rather bank the discount than pay retail.

Not ideal for: Shoppers who want the Forza look but are unwilling to live with a Citizen 8213 automatic service schedule.

Market notes and resale

Titanium cases resist scratching but hide damage poorly when it does occur, and the reference numbering confuses buyers. Confirm the exact reference before comparing prices.

Price confidence: Early editorial estimate — verify current listings. Last editorial review: 2026-10-03.

Used buyer checklist

Confirm the exact reference and dial configuration before paying
Check bracelet link count and that spare links come with the watch
Check that the crystal fitted is the original type for this reference
Inspect the bracelet for stretch, and the clasp for deep scratches
Confirm the case and bracelet are the original matched set

Known issues and pricing traps

Bracelet scratches are the main driver of used discounts
Fit is unforgiving: integrated bracelets cannot be swapped for a strap
Expect normal depreciation, not a windfall

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How this price range is set

Editorial estimate for the US market, not a live quote. Bands reflect typical retail and second-hand pricing for this reference and are revised when sold-listing evidence arrives.

Ranges are reduced for condition, missing links, no box or papers, unknown service history and poor photos, and adjusted when current new-watch discounts make a used price unattractive.

FAQ

What price should I target for the Citizen Forza Super Titanium Automatic?

Use $360 as the good-buy target. The fair used range is $300-475, and a used listing above $540 needs unusually strong condition, completeness, warranty or scarcity.

Should I buy the Citizen Forza Super Titanium Automatic new or used?

Compare the used asking price with the current new online band of $450-600. If the saving is small, buying new can be safer because you get warranty and cleaner return rights.

What changes the value most?

Condition, box and papers, bracelet or strap completeness, service history, seller reputation, warranty status and unusually poor listing photos move the real transaction price.

What should I check before buying used?

Check the exact reference, case and bracelet condition, movement/module function, service or battery history, seller feedback and whether the price still makes sense after tax, shipping and return risk.

Important pricing note

USA watch prices move with condition, state sales tax, seller type, box and papers, current discounts, service history and seller trust. Use this page as a research starting point, then verify live US listings before paying.