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Eco-Drive | Purposeful PowerThe sustainable way to power your watch—no batteries required. Citizen’s proprietary Eco-Drive technology powers your watch using the most renewable energy: light. |
Light to EnergyUses a renewable natural resource by converting any natural or artificial light to energy, which is then stored in a permanently rechargeable lithium-ion cell. |
Energy StorageKeeps surplus energy in a rechargeable power cell. Designed to charge not just from the sun, but also from everyday light sources like indoor fluorescents and desk lamps. |
Recharges ContinuouslyRuns for months—even in darkness—with no need for regular battery replacement, so your watch can run forever and you never have to worry about it stopping. |
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Super Titanium: 5x Harder & 40% Lighter than Stainless Steel |
1/5 Second Chronograph Measures up to 60 Minutes |
Luminous Hands and Markers |
Sapphire Crystal |
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Beautiful Citizen watch
Nice watch but I prefer a leather band over a bracelet so I bought this sporty stitched strap. I feel this gives the watch a much better overall look. Only downside I've seen is the watch can be a bit difficult to read in certain light due to the small hands without much distinctive color.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2019
I got this watch because I wanted a stylish, durable, and accurate quartz piece at a reasonable price. With a sapphire crystal, hardened titanium construction, and very reasonable price, this checked all the boxes. Now, after a few weeks of wear, I've decided that while this watch is very good, there are a few things that keep it from perfection.
1. Legibility. I don't have any vision problems, but compared to my other watches, this one is the hardest to get time from at a glance. The thin polished hands over the black background, combined with the highly reflective sapphire crystal, often make this watch a challenge to read, especially if the hands are reflecting something dark. The date window is very recessed to accommodate the solar cell underneath the dial, making it hard to read at any kind of angle. The additional busyness of the chronometer doesn't help either.
2. The Bracelet. While it is made of solid titanium links (including the end links), and wears without any rattle, jingle, or gaps, the lack of microadjustment (only two spaces) on the bracelet makes a perfect fit nearly impossible. With one less link on the outside micro adjustment, it is too tight and uncomfortable. With an additional link and the inside micro adjustment, it is too loose. Also, it uses the infamous pin and collar design, so resizing is a huge pain. I managed to lose a collar when I took out the first link, so be careful and keep track of them.
3. Lug width. At a very nonstandard 23mm lug width, good luck finding a different strap to put on this watch. I'd expect to keep the bracelet on it if you do buy this.
4. The size. This one is more personal, but with a 6.5 wrist, this wears a bit too large. Not so much due to the diameter, but the long lug to lug distance (49mm), large lug width mentioned previously, and the hefty end links make this wear large. I'm not taking any stars off for this, as it is a personal thing, but I still thought is was worth mentioning.
I know this review sounds mostly negative, but this is honestly a very good watch, as outlined by the rest of the reviews. I simply wanted to share the issues I've found with it after several weeks of wear to better inform your decision.
1. Legibility. I don't have any vision problems, but compared to my other watches, this one is the hardest to get time from at a glance. The thin polished hands over the black background, combined with the highly reflective sapphire crystal, often make this watch a challenge to read, especially if the hands are reflecting something dark. The date window is very recessed to accommodate the solar cell underneath the dial, making it hard to read at any kind of angle. The additional busyness of the chronometer doesn't help either.
2. The Bracelet. While it is made of solid titanium links (including the end links), and wears without any rattle, jingle, or gaps, the lack of microadjustment (only two spaces) on the bracelet makes a perfect fit nearly impossible. With one less link on the outside micro adjustment, it is too tight and uncomfortable. With an additional link and the inside micro adjustment, it is too loose. Also, it uses the infamous pin and collar design, so resizing is a huge pain. I managed to lose a collar when I took out the first link, so be careful and keep track of them.
3. Lug width. At a very nonstandard 23mm lug width, good luck finding a different strap to put on this watch. I'd expect to keep the bracelet on it if you do buy this.
4. The size. This one is more personal, but with a 6.5 wrist, this wears a bit too large. Not so much due to the diameter, but the long lug to lug distance (49mm), large lug width mentioned previously, and the hefty end links make this wear large. I'm not taking any stars off for this, as it is a personal thing, but I still thought is was worth mentioning.
I know this review sounds mostly negative, but this is honestly a very good watch, as outlined by the rest of the reviews. I simply wanted to share the issues I've found with it after several weeks of wear to better inform your decision.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2018
After wearing this watch for about a week now I find it is a very comfortable, easy to read and extremely good looking watch. I have to remove a link from the band as it is slightly too big for my wrist but a perfect fit out of the box is not expected.
Also note this does not have a perpetual calender so you will have to manually adjust the date for shorter months and leap years. This is not a concern for me but I find it worth noting for others.
Outside of that this is an absolutely beautiful watch and the titanium frame and band make it extremely light weight (A super light feeling 3.56 ounces). I also like that citizen put a more sturdy saphire crystal on this watch. The luminescent hands glow well and makes it easy to read the time in the dark. Overall I really love this watch and am satisfied with the purchase.
Also note this does not have a perpetual calender so you will have to manually adjust the date for shorter months and leap years. This is not a concern for me but I find it worth noting for others.
Outside of that this is an absolutely beautiful watch and the titanium frame and band make it extremely light weight (A super light feeling 3.56 ounces). I also like that citizen put a more sturdy saphire crystal on this watch. The luminescent hands glow well and makes it easy to read the time in the dark. Overall I really love this watch and am satisfied with the purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2019
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019
Not too big for my small wrist ( 6.3 in / 160 mm )
I replaced the bracelet with a natural rubber strap as I don't like metallic bracelets . ( ordered from Timewheel on Amazon , it was shipped to me immediately - highly recommend them )
Registering the watch online @ citizenwatch.com gave me a 6 year warranty .
UPDATE , 4 Years in :
Watch runs at +6 seconds a month . Citizen specs it at +/- 15 seconds a month .
The sapphire crystal is flawless , and I quickly scratch mineral glass crystals - some don't even make it a week without ending up with nasty scratches or even gouges , so it can be a rough life on my wrist .
The lume on the hour markers is still uniform and appears to be of the same brightness as when the watch was new .
That 23 mm natural rubber strap has held up 100% also , although I had to replace the Citizen band pins with a pair of Seiko 23 mm pins a couple of years ago .
I wear this watch the vast majority of days and it has made my automatics feel like I'm strapping a brick to my wrist , haha .
The QUADFECTA : Titanium Case / Sapphire Crystal / Chronograph / Solar Recharged Battery
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019
Beautiful watch & exceptionally light weight .Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2019
Not too big for my small wrist ( 6.3 in / 160 mm )
I replaced the bracelet with a natural rubber strap as I don't like metallic bracelets . ( ordered from Timewheel on Amazon , it was shipped to me immediately - highly recommend them )
Registering the watch online @ citizenwatch.com gave me a 6 year warranty .
UPDATE , 4 Years in :
Watch runs at +6 seconds a month . Citizen specs it at +/- 15 seconds a month .
The sapphire crystal is flawless , and I quickly scratch mineral glass crystals - some don't even make it a week without ending up with nasty scratches or even gouges , so it can be a rough life on my wrist .
The lume on the hour markers is still uniform and appears to be of the same brightness as when the watch was new .
That 23 mm natural rubber strap has held up 100% also , although I had to replace the Citizen band pins with a pair of Seiko 23 mm pins a couple of years ago .
I wear this watch the vast majority of days and it has made my automatics feel like I'm strapping a brick to my wrist , haha .
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
Nice watch but I prefer a leather band over a bracelet so I bought this sporty stitched strap. I feel this gives the watch a much better overall look. Only downside I've seen is the watch can be a bit difficult to read in certain light due to the small hands without much distinctive color.
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