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This men's timepiece features a 12-Hour Chronograph and date indicator. A stainless steel bracelet with smooth lines adds stunning detailing. The timepiece is perfect for the office or a day on the golf course.
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Technical Details
- Japanese-quartz movement- Durable, hardened mineral crystal
- Case diameter: 42 mm
- Stainless-steel case; Blue dial; Date function; Chronograph functions
- Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)
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By RampantAndroid (Seattle, WA)
I've owned this watch for about a month now, and it was a gift...that said, I'm giving serious consideration for getting a better Citizen Watch. My main gripe with the watch is that its band is rather "chunky" for lack of a better word to use; most watch bands can be folded over themselves (meaning the band can make very tight bends) - not so with this band. The band is made in such a way that people with smaller wrists such as myself, will suffer. I can find no sizing of the band that fits me - I either get it so lose it slides off my wrist and down my arm, or so tight that it leaves a mark on my wrist.
On top of that, the watch is pretty primitive - the hands don't seem to line up with the markings very well, and the chronograph randomly will stop working.
A main feature I would get a better watch for would also be a perpetual calendar - the calendar on this watch assumes every month has 31 days...so at the end of some months you will need to manually adjust the date, which I find annoying. Before this watch I had a cheap Ironman, but it had a perpetual calendar that I never needed to worry about. For people who rely on their watch for the date, I highly recommend looking at some of the Citizen watches with a perpetual calendar feature.
All in all, this watch looks like a Fossil watch, but has the Citizen name on it. The band scratches easily, but as it is just brushed steel, the scratches won't show up that well, which is a good thing. I've bumped the crystal a few times on hard surfaces, but it hasn't scratched...yet.
The watch face certainly looks good in my opinion - the dial is a nice deep blue.
Late edit: Well, the crystal has scratched finally. A few times. I take the watch off when at my computer so I don't do too much harm to it...and yet there the scratches are. Out of curiosity to see how I did it, I grabbed one of my kitchen knives (hardened steel) and tried to scratch it...no luck (as expected. Quartz Crystal is a higher MOH than steel.)
Also, the band is taking a pretty bad beating...just daily use has left it scratched up quite a bit. Since this is stainless steel and not titanium it doesn't show up that much, but the scratches are there.
By J-Grizzle (Zebulon, NC USA)
I own three Citizen watches, ranging in price from $400 to $129, and have been extremely pleased with them. I bought this one to give as a gift, and it does not reach the same standard as the others I bought. I guess for the price it is reasonable, but it just feels... cheap. It reminds me of Fossil watches-- extremely heavy bracelet, chunky, etc. In fact, you can get a nicer Fossil watch for the money you spend on this one. Looking at the picture, it seems as if the bezel would turn, as on many watches-- but it does not. This is the first time Citizen has let me down.
By A. Montalbano
i baught this watch at helzbergh diamonds for 150 dollars over a year ago and it still works fine, it looks classy and it is classy, you can wear it anywhere and has great craftsmanship in itall the dials work perfectly, the face and the 3 extra dials dont lose time and keep perfect time, i highly suggest getting this watch for any occasion or just becuase you want it
By Ahed Alomar (Kuwait)
Really a nice and neat watch. If you wish go to youtube and see a visual of it ;)
One comment i share the others with, its that the watch looks darker in the inside, its not that light blue..
Enjoy
By RawNerd
Bezel doesn't rotate. Overall it wears a little stiff (due to fat links), but good looking.
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