Good but not perfect

I've had this same watch but the chronograph version that also reads the dive depth and I just love but, there are two points that need to be taken when buying this watch for diving. - Basically you go with the supplied rubber strap (witch you have to constantly adjust) or you go with a Nato strap. The case shape doesn't allow for aftermarket straps, to my knowledge. - A major flaw in my opinion, and since this is supposed to be a dive watch, is the lack of an illuminated pip at the 12 o'clock position. You can rotate the bezel but you can't read the elapsed time. Other then that, it's one of the most beautiful watches I have.

Another disappointment

While I was relieved it was not nearly complicated to set as my other eco-drive, that means no additional features. The band loops do not stay in place to seat the extra band length, and it doesn't look like it is anywhere close to 48mm like advertised. I had returned an aqualand 2000 for too SHORT of a band, and the case was NOWHERE near the advertised 52mm. Again probably 44. These are not expensive watches but they aren't cheap. They are high enough that there should not be a disconnect on function, sizing standards, and advertising truth between the models. I compare the case size against my nicer watches, Breitling and Rolex which I hesitate to wear to my extremely physical job. I suppose my standards are too high. I doubt I would purchase another Citizen. Looks like they are consistently all talk, and no delivery

Beautiful Watch

Bought this watch about a year ago. The only complaint is the Polyurethane band its way to thin, making the watch feel to top heavy. They should have used the same rubber band as my Cit zen Blue Orca (which is still running strong). Citizen needs to give us more options as far as watch bands are concerned. But I do still love the style of this watch