Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Sport Luxury World Chronograph Atomic Time Keeping Watch Correa de cuero azul y esfera azul

Just love this watch. Never needs charging or setting. Including date or time zone. When you travel a lot and you just have to push a button to adjust the watch, that is just the definition of hassle free.

It was a bit large, (over 40mm? Due to the thin bezel, it makes the watch seem larger). I've grown to like it. As a beginning collector, it met my Citizen and Military boxes. I went to the movies (Avatar: Fire and Ash 3:15 hrs). I went to discreetly look at the time and couldn't see it, (too much bling). It's really hard to see the day, (fine print, unlike my other day/date watches), no form follows function). If it wasn't a Military type watch, maybe I would've kept it. Also the yellow inside of the band, got dirty on my first wearing of the watch. I loved the blur and yellow "Blue Angels" color theme. Broke my heart returning it. Also getting credit only was disappointing, for my largest purchase from Amazon.

This is my first citizen watch. It looks amazing! The interesting thing is that slide rule bezel is controlled by the "button" by turning it. The grip on the button is good enough to turn with one finger. It basically didn't come with a manual, but it came with a link to a pdf version of it. It normally sets itself thanks to the atomic timing, but if you don't live in a place that does it, be sure to reset the watch to zero before you set the time. Follow the instructions exactly. Some acronyms on the watch I had to look up. The left side of the bottom dial is whether you have the radio signal (RX) OK or NO. The top dial on the right side (SMT) Summer time or Daylight savings time on or off, which is when you set the time manually. The time zones, the acronyms are airport codes of places …

Let's just start with this - this is my favorite watch. It also happens to be my most expensive watch, but not by a ton. I've recently started becoming very annoyed by all the scratches in my non-sapphire watch faces, so I've essentially resigned myself to buying watches with sapphire crystals, or having a sapphire crystal installed on ones that don't come with them. Before I bought this watch, I had actually bought a cousin of this one - the Citizen Nighthawk - it has a similar complicated feature, but it's black with red and white accents, doesn't have a sapphire crystal, doesn't have the sundials, and isn't an atomic watch. When I saw this go on sale, I returned that one and bought this one, and I'm really happy I did.I've nailed this watch into doors and walls already without any …

First, I love wearing a watch for any occasion. Your watch says more about your status than you think, according to the Wall Street Journal fashion article. Therefore, I wanted something that was accurate and high quality while preserving style and comfort. The Citizen Eco-Drive Blue Angels watch deserves all high ratings. After wearing this item over two months, I found no discrepancies. The Citizen app will give you any information on how to setup and operate the watch and will tell your warranty date. Furthermore, many people in society complimented my watch on how sophisticated and elegant it looks. I’ve also used the e6b computer on my cross-country planning, which is one of my reasons I purchase this model. You get what you pay for and this watch delivers my expectations.Now, about …

I love this watch. It looks great. I really like the yellow accents against the blue dial. The blue leather band is a good match for the dial color. The sapphire crystal is an added bonus. The clarity and added scratch resistance of the sapphire crystal is an unexpected bonus.1- Timekeeping accuracy is excellent (within 1/2 sec. per day). It synchronizes with the atomic clock in Fort Collins, CO at 2:00 AM, assuming watch 9:00 pm side is placed facing general direction of Denver and signal is strong enough to sync watch. I placed it in a south facing windowsill and it works 90% of the time. Time sync can be easily checked by one press of the 4:00 chrono pusher. The hand on the lowest dial (6:00) will indicate either "OK" or "NO". A second push of the 4:00 chrono pusher will return the …

There are a few reasons I think the AT-series watches represent the BEST of the Citizen Eco watch line, and are even better than their much more expensive JY series watches:1) The numbers and paint on the exposed bezel of the JY series watches have a tendency to wear off and/or fade after a few years. You will NOT have this problem with the Citizen AT series watches as the rotating outer bezel is BENEATH the glass and cannot be rubbed off (the outer bezel fully rotates in either direction by turning the little knob on the lower LEFT hand side of the case).2) Citizen uses cheaper mineral glass on the JY series watches to protect the watch face. Again, you'll not have that problem with the AT series because Citizen uses its much better SAPPHIRE crystal to protect the faces.The other thing …

I dithered over this watch, a Traser Big Date Pro Blue, and the same version of the Blue Angles in a stainless steel band. The deciding factor was when Amazon lowered the price to $328.00 and then offered an ADDITIONAL 10% off which brought it down to $295.20. After that it became a no brainer.I've been wearing the watch for a couple of days now after letting it sit on my South-facing window sill to fully charge up and here are some of my thoughts on the watch:PROS:1. It's a Citizen watch! Okay, not a bona-fide pro, but it's my 4th Citizen watch and they ALL still work perfectly.2. Atomic time update. Didn't work the first time that I did a manual receive which prompted me to read the manual (which isn't near the boogey-man it's made out to be. Manual is very clear and concise, and easy …