This is a great everyday watch, especially if you live in an area of temperature extremes like I do. I like that the dial is very legible at a glance, which gives it a modern field watch vibe. It is a larger, heavier watch that might not work well on small wrists. The monocoque case and super titanium coating makes it tough and the overall design is attractive. What prevents the watch from getting five stars is the very small, almost useless date window and the fact that it runs faster than my other Citizen Eco Drive watches. Otherwise, if you're looking for a tough watch that's attractive and works for daily wear in the office, as well as for recreational activities after hours, this could be right for you.
Bought this watch back in march 2020 and paid top dollar for it with no regrets, apart from the tiny weeny date window, this watch is perfect for all occasions and will last a lifetime.
I buy this 3 day ago and use it all day long like any other ,citizen watch and it is not so hard either if you hit the case set it makes excellent watch but the resisrance is exaggeratedit is not like that
This is well built, rugged and durable watch. It might be a bit heavy for some, but that's usually what you get as a trade off for the durability. If it were made in titanium as some wish, it wouldn't be as durable. Even with the scratch resistant coating, it will scratch if scraped on rock or a stone wall. I doubt either are heat treated to 41 HRC for the ti, nor in the 51 or 60s for steel, but steel is easier to get that hard. I bought this to wear for work since at times we have to physically intervene with violent residents and didn't want to beat up my other watches. The only thing I sort of don't like is the coating on the case and bracelet. I'd prefer it were just heat treated to a higher hardness instead of their titanium coating. As I said, everything will scratch, especially a watch made to be a "tough" use watch. Plain stainless can have most scratches polished out. With the coating, it won't be possible unless all of it is removed. That's the only thing that keeps me from giving that fifth star.