First off this is a technical marvel for a non-smartwatch. My watch collection includes Rolex Datejust and Omega Seamaster. I stumbled across this Citizen when searching for watches with moon phase functionality. My daily wear watch has been an original swiss made automatic Invicta diver i purchased for $800 twenty years ago. The watch can be a pain if I left it in the drawer for a few days. I’d have to catch it up by resetting it and the date. I’ve decided to use my Citizen as my everyday watch. Once it’s set & synchronized it’s completely carefree. There’s no battery to worry about replacing, charging or rewinding it. It syncs daily in the early hours, but once it’s set it will keep time. I really like the moon phase on the dial. It’s very lightweight as others have pointed out. The positive is it’s light, but it also gives the illusion it’s a cheap watch. I like the watch face being a rendering of a moon. I wish it was a little sharper. I would like the bracelet to be shinier. It almost seems like it’s slightly tarnished. I cleaned the bracelet to be sure it wasn’t. I would also like the crystal dome to be sharper in appearance. But those are cosmetic. I purchased it for its carefree function to use everyday. I’m happy with that most of all. I wouldn’t buy the watch at its original price if $850, but it’s a good value if it’s on sale in the $600 range.
I loved the design and the idea to quickly change to another time zone. Unfortunately it didn’t sync with the atomic clock. Retuned it and looking now into the Attesa w/o the A/T.
Lovely watch, checked all the boxes, even came programmed for my local time, only criticism is it lacks fine adjustability in the band like some of my other Citizens. only full links and only 2 pins on the clasp for adjustability.
Quality wasn’t what was expected.