TJ dang what city?

That’s as good as it gets! $240 or so has been a great price.

Wow wonderful price Ed 12/30/2020

Yes, go all in

Happy I could help

Macy’s is kinda stepping up at our mall, since most of the jewelry stores closed. They even have some auto seiko in stock.

@@RandomRobReviews yep, or Macy's here in Portland is too. I quickly looked at the PADI and Save the Ocean Turtles. I was drooling over that Save the Ocean Dial but the new Turtles are too big for me. I'm crossing my fingers that Seiko does a Save the Ocean Baby Turtle at some point.

There is a 40mm version on the EU market

made down to a price

Same here.

Citizen used to make them a bit smaller. Some of the titanium promaster tough models from the late 90’s-early 2000’s were 39-40mm in diameter and much shorter lug to lug too. Not really sure why Citizen stopped making them as they were absolute perfection for everyday wear.

Leo Tallis I Second this!

175 grams sized little loose on my 7.25” wrist. Think I only took one H link and center out.

I got that titanium one as well. Totally prefer this watch between the two. Ruined field watches for me, sets the bar really high. The titanium one I gave away, just a generally unattractive watch in my opinion and a scratch magnet. The capacitor lifespan is phenomenal, 80% after 20 years, sapphire, monocoque and the lume is incredible. Even love the bracelet. Hate that date window. Discontinued now as of 07/2021. Low sales, get them while you can.

I want to buy this watch. If the watch will need a capacitor replacement, is it possible to service it?

Fashion statement....like wide ties and then narrow ties, etc...mini skirts vs long skirts. We are now conditioned to weaing dinner plates on our wrists and we end up looking like a 5 year old wearing Dad's clothes......idiotic.

I have a 6.5” wrist and normally stick to lug to lug lengths less than 48-49mm. Yes it’s 51mm but it wears very well on a small wrists for 2 reasons: 1) The lugs curve down nicely in combination with the flat monocoque case, 2) The spring bar sits well inside the link effectively shortening the lug to lug length by about 2mm. I encourage you to try one on as it wears much better than you’d think.

I have a Eco Drive B690-S077648, and a cyclops wouldn't help. It needs a microscope.

My Nighthawk says hi! My citizen signature courageous however is eco drive with an easy to read date window

Great watch great bay nice review

Good point, it’s a shame they do that. A nice watch, it’d be really good with a one way rotating bezel option.

My BY0120-54e is super easy to read

刘Michael indeed. They felt like bricks.

25%??!!

I love a 4 o clock crown and that is the one thing that would make it better for me.

Sounds good

If they watched the full video i dnt think they'll have any doubts on this piece coz he almost covered everything about this

Why do you need that

@@Erik-xy5xj Not so much a need of mine - just looking at the product for what it is. Engineering a watch without a caseback takes a lot of effort, and probably drove up the cost, but there's nothing to show for it.

My bn0118-04E "Ray Mears" 2018has a WR of 300. I like it a lot. It has a Kevlar strap. 110 pounds😎. Just the strap that is....

300m and titanium would be killer

tom tailor they don’t use a battery they use a capacitor shown to still hold up to 80% charge after 20 years get with it

@@Jordan-tq5pj Umm, no. They used to use capacitors, but they have since moved to Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries. Capacitors, whilst have no cell memory effect, have much higher failure rates. Lithium-ion can last a long time, providing you keep your watch at a high charge. Frequent full discharges will kill a battery pretty quick. 20 years from a li-ion battery cell is unlikely, but possible.

Perksie81 ummmm you’re entirely wrong it’s a capacitor you can believe what you’d like though www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-change-the-capacitor-in-an-eco-drive-watch

Perksie81 they aren’t even called batteries they’re “cells” thanks for trying to prove me wrong but you’re entirely wrong.

@@Jordan-yx5gb You seem a bit offended, need a hug? Just because you read something on the internet, doesn't mean it's 100% right. You are also getting too focused on terminology, when the two terms are both referring to a battery cell. Have you ever changed one yourself? I've done about 15 in the last year. I fix watches (both quartz and mechanical) as a hobby. They are all Li-ion now. Depending on which model battery you buy, some actually say Li-ion on them. They are still usually referred to as battery/capacitors to avoid confusion. They are simply a li-ion battery with a bridge on them. Search for eco drive battery and you'll see them being referred to a capacitor battery. Don't believe me? Ask Citizen yourself.

you can open it and service - easy there is a small hole on 12h between case and bezel