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https://www.citizenwatch.com/us/en/product/AT4106-52X.html
$540.00
MSRP $675.00
This Perpetual Chrono A-T is radio controlled in 5 time zones to display accurate time across the US and United Kingdom. In warm shades of brown and gold with stainless steel rose gold tone brown ion plating and a stainless steel rose gold bracelet. Featuring our Eco-Drive technology – powered by light, any light. Never needs a battery. Caliber number E650.
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Features
Band
Bracelet
Dial
Brown
Case Size (mm)
42
Case Material
Two-Tone, Stainless Steel
Water-Resistance
WR200/20Bar/666ft [Swimming, Showering & Snorkeling]
Crystal
Anti-Reflective Sapphire Crystal
Functions
E650, Synchronized to Atomic Time Clock for Superior Accuracy, Atomic Timekeeping Technology with Synchronized Time Adjustment Available in 5 Time Zones, User Defined Time in 15 minutes Increments (A-TM), 1 Second Chronograph Measures up to 60 Minutes
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PCAT is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Bruce from
5 Month Review
I have been looking at this model for months and when it came out in gold as of 2016 the wait was over. The radio portion keeps perfect time, the never having to replace batteries were the main reasons for me to buy. The watch is also handsome and gets compliments from people who never notice those things. Wish I had this when I was at Fedex where the minutes REALLY counted.
Date published: 2017-01-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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Antman from
super quality in looks and features
Would buy again if I needed to, but with the warranty of 5 years I have a long way to go!
Date published: 2018-11-13
Rated 5 out of
5
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jrm701 from
Perpetual Chrono A-T
I own several Citizen watches and I'm very partial to these time pieces due to their ability to keep accurate time and never having to change out a battery. They are well made and designed. Being equipped with an Eco-Drive is a huge plus having not to replace a battery every year. I purchased the Perpetual Chrono A-T, AT4106-52X, watch and have owned for several months now. The watch and band is elegant and at the same time has a sophisticated look. It looks good whether in a suit or casual dress. The face of the watch is well designed. You can get the information you need at a glance. I find people stealing glances at the watch all the time. This watch receives a timing signal from Fort Collins, Colorado which keeps the watch accurate to the second. So, if you're looking for an attractive sophisticated watch that keeps impeccable time, this is for you.
Date published: 2017-02-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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Colt1911 from
Excellent quality
Purchased this 3 months ago for the quality and reputation. Second the look and features. I have had several other brands and nothing compares to quality and features and a price that is affordable.
Date published: 2017-01-11
Rated 4 out of
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AJs Review from
Well designed and keeps time perfectly
Bought it 2 years ago and I love to wear it. Its style draws comments. Keeps perfect time and only once stopped for lack of sunlight (while it was kept out of the light for some quite time). After coping with the detailed instructions for reset, much of it did self-correct over the period of a few days.
Date published: 2017-01-13
Rated 5 out of
5
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Navahawk Owner from
Beaurtiful and Functional
This watch looks great. The rose gold accenting the yellow gold is beautiful. Functions easy to use. Great for North America with the time selections and the ALT TIME will work anywhere. Feels good on the wrist. Atomic Clock time means I'm on time. Never needing a battery is a plus too.
Date published: 2017-01-12
Rated 3 out of
5
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Joh1951 from
Beautiful but overly complicated
I've had this watch for two or three years and my only complaint is with the atomic timekeeping and the complicated process to update it if it doesn't auto update. I have four or five Citizen atomic watches sitting side by side in my watch case with a glass see through lid. Curiously, periodically one will either have the incorrect time or date or stop working altogether. If following the instructions on when and where to place it to update it from the atomic clock doesn't work, following the instructions to manually correct it can't be daunting. I have many other Citizen non atomic watches that keep perfect time and never stop working so while I'll continue to purchase Citizen's no more atomics for me.
Date published: 2019-09-01
Rated 5 out of
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OuterBanker from
Perfect idiot proof watch.
I've had this watch since it was introduced 5 or 6 years ago. In the jewelry industry and owned premium autos before. Watch aficionados would not consider this a watch because it is not mechanical. I switched because it is pretty much why you wear a watch to begin with. It keeps perfect time, every morning around 3 am it sets itself to the atomic time. It never needs a battery, winding, setting, etc. I wear it in the ocean, pool and basically at all times. It goes with jeans and looks good with a Armani suit. And Citizen finally started to import the sapphire crystals. They don't scratch and my watch has not one scratch after 5 or 6 years (bracelet yes). The perpetual calendar is nice too. It will remember how many days are in each month for the rest of my life. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]
Date published: 2018-10-23
How would I go about getting the box and user manual since I only have the watch
The box may be a tough one, but the user manual is likely accessible online. Google something like Citizen watch manual. The box you could well find on ebay, but probably only together with the watch, so probably a lot more than $5 or so. But check it out. You can find some of the darnedest stuff sometimes.
Date published: 2019-11-19
Final Question, will it look good on not super tan skin? Just how gold is this watch? I I'm not white as a ghost, but definetly not tan either. Is it more of a bronze or gold color?
I think it looks really good, and have gotten a number of complements. It's not a classic shiny yellow gold, but more of a calm sophisticated distinctive shade. A point of upgrade for any gentleman.
Date published: 2019-09-03
So is this watch super heavy?
I wouldn't say super heavy. It's large so you have t expect that it has some weight to it. I have a Rolex President that weighs more than this watch. It is a "manly" watch so expect that it's not dainty. I think it's about right for the size.
Date published: 2019-09-02
what is the tachymeter numbers on the bezel for
You can to use it to measure speed. Not sure of the exact mechanics, but if you google tachymeter you will find additional information.
Date published: 2019-08-12
I own a PCAT eco-drive AT4106 gold atomic watch. For about a year now and a couple times a week it emits a chime 15 times and always 15. What is that trying to tell me?
Possibly the alarm may have been accidently set and is now "going off".
Date published: 2019-07-12
Is the perpetual calendar factory calibrated or does it come from the radio control? The month and leap year are not something I'm able to adjust in the alt time setting so if the battery dies will it re-sync? What if I'm not in one of the 5 time zones?
The perpetual calendar is updated by the radio control, same thing with daylight savings time. If the battery becomes discharged, place the watch in sunlight for several hours or use a charging device (bright light) to recharge, and the watch should capture the necessary time/date information in the next day or two depending on signal strength. It is best if the watch is not stored in a drawer or dark box. I can't answer your time zone question.
Date published: 2019-05-05
I cant seem to keep the right time what do I set it to I live in Alberta Canada
If you are looking for the correct time zone, select DEN (Denver). In the spring (March 10 in 2019), Denver switches to daylight savings time (DST), so your watch will also. I don't think Alberta switches to DST, so you will have to change the time zone on your watch to CHI (Chicago). Or you can turn off DST in your watch. Refer to the manual to see how to do this.
Alternatively, instead of using DEN, you can select the Alternate Time zone - the A-TM position on the watches zone select. See the manual on how to do this.
If you are having time accuracy problems (worse than +/-15 seconds/month), maybe your watch is not receiving a strong enough WWV radio signal there in Alberta. The watch is supposed to have up to about a 3000km range, depending on your local terrain, and the closest WWV radio station to you, is in Fort Collins, Colorado. So distance wise, you should be close enough. The watch updates its time at 2:00 a.m. every day, and if unsuccessful retries at 3:00 a.m. and again at 4:00 a.m. For best reception, place the watch near a window at those times, with the watches 6:00 position facing the radio station (Fort Collins, CO).
You can tell if the watch has received a WWV radio signal by pushing button A on the watch. The second hand will move, telling you if it was successful and the signal strength. If it goes to the 11:00 position, then it was unsuccessful. See the manual for more details.
You DO have the manual, right?
Jim
Date published: 2019-01-16
what would you recommend to clean the watch and bracelet
warm water and hand soap and soft tooth brush, rinse well
Date published: 2019-08-06