Looks Sharp with Great Functionality

I bought this watch a month ago (early Christmas gift) while on vacation in PR. I loved the idea of both the Ecco-Drive and the GPS time setting. It took a little while to understand the owners manual, but once I was able to make sense of it, I have a number of quarts watches and I am not a fan of having to get batteries replaced, even only once a year and since they are dive watches, they have to be sent away to qualified service techs. Up until this watch, my day to day was a Tag Heuer automatic, but it's original cost relegated it to a dress/special occasion watch. This is a good looking and functional watch, great for everyday wear.

A Wonderful Machine - 'cept the Users Manual

I purchased this watch last October as a new job requires copious amounts of international travel - and my old Seiko Radio Wave was acting up. I am very happy with this watch and the many functions and nuances. It may weigh a bit much (too bad the case isn't Titanium) but I enjoy the style and panache. The User Manual is frustrating. Now in Citizen's defense, emails to Customer Support are prompt and accurate. But there is little explanation as to what the Modes are RX-TME? RX-GPS? There is one function that I think Citizen missed - and that is automatic time change for Daylight Savings. Since the watch knows where you are, cannot the watch also adjust to DST based upon law at the time?

Stylish and Functional

This watch is classy and stylish. All the features are the icing on the cake. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to look just a little more professional.

Great accuracy and features for Aviators!

This is the third Citizen solar powered watch I have purchased. The first was the Skyhawk in Titanium, which is very light. The second is gold-colored for when I need to wear that color, and now the Promaster Navihawk GPS. Sometimes weather keeps the Skyhawk for receiving the radio signal from Colorado, but the Navihawk is easily reset by GPS when I go outside. It is also a bit easier to read GMT with my old eyes.