Citizen xC
Atomic Timekeeping / Super Titanium™
Product Description
The Citizen xC takes technology to a luxurious level and exemplifies the chic merging of timekeeping and aestheticism, celebrating 30 years since Citizen introduced the world’s first multiband atomic timekeeping watch in a starry-eyed declaration of style.
A black DLC Super Titanium case provides the foundation for the look, with its 29mm diameter adding a subtlety in wear that perfectly balances its dark hued boldness. The gradient blue dial features diamond accents and lamé sparkle, evoking shining stars in the night sky, while a sapphire crystal above adds clarity to the display's details. This advanced function women’s watch uses atomic timekeeping to stay synchronized with any one of 26 time zones worldwide. Featuring Eco-Drive technology that’s sustainably powered by any light and never needs a battery, the xC delivers style and function and will add modern elegance to your wardrobe. Caliber H296.
Limited to 1,200 pieces worldwide.
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Product Details
Model
- EE1007-75L
- 11/02/2023
Movement Technology
- H296
- Eco-Drive
- Powered by any light source, continuously and sustainably, eliminating the need to replace watch batteries.
Case Width (mm)
- 29
Band Type
- Bracelet
- Super Titanium
Case Material
- Black
- Super Titanium
Crystal
- Anti-Reflective Sapphire Crystal
- Impact and shatter resistant - anti-reflective coating deflects light
Clasp
- Fold Over Clasp with Push Buttons
Dial
- Navy
Water-Resistance
- WR50/5Bar/166ft [Still Water Swimming]
Additional Functions
- Pictorial Indication (Sun and Moon)
- Radio Control
- World Time
Reviews
Beautiful
Looks even more spectacular in person!
Too Complex
To date, I have been unable to set this watch. We printed out the 80+ page instruction. The numbers etched in the back are too small to read and too lightly etched. My husband is an engineer. He, too, is frustrated with the complexity and the faintness of etching on the watch. I have a number of Citizen and love them and their Eco-Drive mechanisms. I don’t think I should have to have advanced degrees to set this watch.
