Does What It Says

This hybrid watch does exactly what Citizen says it does and is exquisite to boot. The watch is not supposed to be a Garmin or have any detailed smart features, but instead is supposed to have long battery life along with the smart-watch-basics. The watch has all of that and more. Indeed, I find that it tracks my sleep more accurately than many other smart watches and the APP is elegant and more extensive than with other smart devices considering the second CZ smart app. This is a watch for show and is beautiful as a men's watch. I am glad to have added it to my watch collection and will be purchasing more Citizen products in the future (indeed, the one glitch I experienced the Citizen customer service department got back to me in less than an hour and resolved my problems!).

Awesome watch

It has been a week. The battery is still above 60%. I will say it takes a few days to learn the I phone, but once it does it's a great watch. It is plenty big. If you are looking for more of a timepiece, instead of a computer on your wrist, this is the watch for you.

Why no second hand?

Why would you build a so called smart watch without an option for a second hand, digital or otherwise? The heart rate and O2 sensor are sketchy at best. Spending over $300 for a "smart watch" is a drop in the bucket for some. For me, it's not. You streamlined a watch to get into the smartwatch market. You also failed terribly.

Great watch

Looks great, setup was easy. It tracks the metrics I care about, heart rate, sleep, steps. I don’t have the Alexa feature set up, so I don’t get the weather. I wanted a traditional looking watch that will last. Only knock on it is the Stopwatch feature is completely useless. It needs to be reworked or removed.