Complicated set up

Frankly, beautiful watch and it’s more of a user error as I’ve never had one like this but it stops working often and then doesn’t keep accurate time. I guess it’s to due with the date settings? I always just set a watch to the time and it would go.

Wish I did my homework

I love Citizen watches. I was attracted to the dial color, beautiful pale blue. I thought the automatic feature pertained to the atomic clock. It is not a solar watch, I have had Citizen watches that lasted 30 years with the solar feature. This is activated by arm movement. I do not wear it everyday so I have to reset the time and date each time I wear it. It does not have a day feature. The date is very small and hard to read at a glance. Its a beautiful watch. Its missing features I am used to from Citizen watches.

Good looking

Good looking watch, though a little bulky. Annoyingly inaccurate, several seconds off after just a few days. Doesn’t store a whole lot of energy so if you don’t wear it for a day, it’ll stop. Honestly I’d get an eco-drive from citizen with solar technology. They are less bulky, more accurate, and you can get some of them for cheaper than this!

Lost in translation?

I was super excited to get my new watch. I downloaded the printable sizing guide, checked the size three times, and ordered the watch. After a long, difficult day I was super excited to open the box and try it on. To my dismay, it wasn't even close to the right size. Now I have to find time that I don't have to get it resized. Availing myself of the sizing service, I thought, would obviate the need for this. Now the watch is sitting in a drawer until I find time to get it sized.