Needs more lume on the hands, otherwise very nice.
Almost feel like I should be using soft white gloves to handle this watch. Third Citizen I've had, and this one is almost too nice.
Light weight, scratch resistant. The related Hakuto-R Mission 2 rover landing on the moon is sometime in 2025. The watch is light weight and grows on you. I enjoy a mechanical watch. But an omega meteorite has rose gold hue on tachymeter bevel. This on the other hand, dial almost resemble aesthetic of meteorite. Its got the technology, sattelite tracker anywhere on the globe, impeccable light level indicator, light, scratch resistant, and a more 21st century bevel with world time instead of a tachymeter. The second hand, anytime I look at it, tracks complete with second hand of universal time. As I fidget with various watch functionz, watching second hand pivots to indicates an output [light level, current time zone etc] then rotate back not to its prior location but to the calculated second hand position so that it continues matching universal time down to the second, is a marvel. I think many of us forget that, when Breitling made the navitimer and added a sliding bezel, or when Rolex created first original waterproof case (Oyster), watchmakers were at forefront of technology --not tradition. CITIZEN carries on this spirit. This will be the watch on wrist as a travel. It is cosmopolitan, understated, beautiful work. A modern day art that crystallizes some of the best of CITIZEN. It belongs in your collection.
I have two other Citizen watches and this one is a nice addition. Looks elegant even as a dress watch. I only wish it had eliminated hands and dial especially at this price point.