Sport Casual
Sport Casual
Check this out: a classic timepiece with a vintage feel, thanks to its well-sized, 42mm black ion plated steel case and soft-touch integrated black leather strap. It features an expanded date window, luminous hands, a second hand and 100M WR. Drive’s pierced metal design repeats on the dial; the crown’s iconic “D” completes this sophisticated look. From the Citizen Design Studios, Drive from Citizen Eco-Drive is fueled by light, any light, so it never needs a battery. Featuring our Eco-Drive technology – powered by light, any light. Never needs a battery. Caliber number J810.
Model #: AW1135-01E
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Product Details
Model
- AW1135-01E
Movement
- J810
- Eco-Drive (Ring Solar ™)
- Powered by any light source, continuously and sustainably, eliminating the need to replace watch batteries.
Dial
- Black
Case
- 42
- Black
- Stainless Steel
Lug
- 25
Band
- Strap
- Leather
- Buckle
Crystal
- Mineral Crystal
- Impact and shatter resistant
Water-Resistance
- WR100/10Bar/333ft [Swimming, Showering & Snorkeling]
Weight (g)
- 65.2
Additional Functions
- 3 Hand
- Date
Reviews
I received this watch as a birthday gift about 5 years ago and I loved it. Although I have a desk job I still think the leather band aged poorly. A few years in the glue securing the buckle gave out and I had to search the net to find a $70 replacement and was advised to treat it with beeswax. I did so only to ruin the bands "matte" finish. Eventually I found a way to rip the leather loops... If I could find a nato strap for this thing I would be a happy man. Now I just hope no one notices these replacement rubber loops I grabbed off an el chepo watch.
...but the band...
I received this watch as a birthday gift about 5 years ago and I loved it. Although I have a desk job I still think the leather band aged poorly. A few years in the glue securing the buckle gave out and I had to search the net to find a $70 replacement and was advised to treat it with beeswax. I did so only to ruin the bands "matte" finish. Eventually I found a way to rip the leather loops... If I could find a nato strap for this thing I would be a happy man. Now I just hope no one notices these replacement rubber loops I grabbed off an el chepo watch.
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