Citizen xC
Super Titanium™
Citizen’s superior xC women’s watch stands out from the crowd with a two-tone, pink gold-tone Super Titanium™ bracelet and silver-tone, 28mm Super Titanium™ case. The pink-gold tone bezel accents a light pink face that features Roman numerals and a three-hand dial. It is also an atomic timepiece, capable of keeping the time synchronized in 26 time zones worldwide, and is powered by light with Eco-Drive technology, meaning it will never require a new battery.
Model #: EC1165-51W
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Product Details
Model
- EC1165-51W
Movement
- H246
- Eco-Drive
- Powered by any light source, continuously and sustainably, eliminating the need to replace watch batteries.
Dial
- Pink
Case
- 28
- Silver-Tone
- Super Titanium
Band
- Bracelet
- Super Titanium
- Fold Over Clasp with Push Buttons
Crystal
- Sapphire Crystal
- Superior scratch resistance and hardness
Water-Resistance
- WR50/5Bar/166ft [Still Water Swimming]
Additional Functions
- Atomic Timekeeping Technology with Synchronized Time Adjustment Available in 26 Time Zones
- Perpetual Calendar
- 3 Hand with Date
Reviews
Have it already 2 years, and this is the best watch I was having🫶🏼 extra light, the first impression was even that they are plastic😅 but overall I cannot be more happy about the watch! They are extra elegant and fitting with everything
The most elegant watch
Have it already 2 years, and this is the best watch I was having🫶🏼 extra light, the first impression was even that they are plastic😅 but overall I cannot be more happy about the watch! They are extra elegant and fitting with everything
Beautiful watch!
I've been wanting this watch for months. I finally got it for myself. It's lightweight, which is comfortable. It's titanium, so let go of that thought that a beautiful watch has to be heavy. It's so pretty and comfortable. Citizen, my only suggestion is to send your customers video of setting this. I felt like I needed an engineering degree to do it, but I found a video on YouTube.
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