Citizen Mens Watch
The watch is awesome , nice feel when on your arm , looks amazing , this is my second Citizen watch and I am looking at a few others , highly recommended. The band is thick and the watch is very sharp looking .

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Citizen World Chronograph A-T Eco-Drive Model: AT8110-53E This Citizen watch is one of the coolest watches I have ever seen. One of my former classmates bought a Rolex when we graduated and got his first job back in 2008. Several of us get together regularly and it almost seemed he was jealous of MY watch. Pros: Eco Drive: You can’t beat it. To not have to ever change batteries in your watch (which can get expensive if you have to ship it out to get they changed within warrantee. My dive watch cost $48 with shipping and it took 5 weeks.) Great timekeeping and workmanship. All hands land right at the marks, the minute hand has a slight ¼ movement every 15 seconds, it is very sharp. Looks amazing. It has a large face and a narrow bevel making it appear larger than it actually is. It is black to dark grey where the solar area is. The dials are very well done and almost give it a 3D look. The minute and hour hands appear to have a slightly elevated center pointing straight to the end. When the light hits it, it really shines. The case itself is not as tall as the similar models giving it a slightly lower profile though it takes a slight hit the depth of the water resistance, which is still very good. Waterproof: good enough for swimming, no fear of getting it wet, being in the rain, washing hands, etc. Quiet: You can’t hear it tick Functions: Date (automatically moves forward to the 1st after months with 28 or 30 days) Day of the week (Located on the right side of the bottom dial) Charge indicator (Located on the left side of the top dial) (push the bottom button to check) 24 hour clock (I guess if you live in Alaska and aren’t sure if it is AM or PM?) I would rather have the ability to set a different time zone but no real complaint. Radio Controlled: the main reason I spent more for this particular watch. To not have to worry about changing the date, daylight savings time, etc. Totally worth it! This function works well and it updates every day at 2am. We live in Pennsylvania and occasionally I don’t get a signal. Eg: if there is a storm, close to a large metal object, in my basement, etc. When it is on my night stand by the window it always gets it and our window faces East rather than West towards Colorado where the US’s Radio Atomic Clock is. You can always make it search for the signal whenever you want and there is an indicator on the bottom dial that tells you if it received the signal (push the bottom button). Also, if it receives the signal, you don’t have to worry about setting the watch up. Some people have complaints that it is difficult. When I first got my watch I only had to select my time zone, make it search for the signal and it set itself. (pull out the crown 1 click and it will tell you if DST is active in the right side of the top dial) World Time: very cool, sometimes I do it just for fun. Pull the crown out one position. The second hand will point to the city of the time zone you are set for. Twist the crown either way to a different city/time zone. Push it in and it will automatically set it for that time zone. (when you do this it will say it has not received a signal) Chronograph: The best part about the chronograph is that it allows a functional second hand when the chronograph is not in use. The Top Dial times for 60 minutes with a tick for every minute and every 5th minute is slightly larger. If you keep track of the hours you can time things much longer. Not sure if I need the 2 tenths of a second timer (bottom), but why not. (Activate push the top button everything will go to 12 or 0. Push again to start, push again to stop. Bottom button will reset, push again and it will go back to normal time. The Bracelet: It is steel, which was one of my requirements since it can easily be cleaned and disinfected unlike Leather or nylon. It has many smaller links rather than the larger “chunky” links in some watches. This gives it more flexibility, and more precise adjustment. [Speaking of which, if you adjust your bands yourself, there is a very small compression fitting in the next to the last link (away from the direction arrow) that falls out when you push the pin out. You need to save this or you can’t adjust your watch. You have to slide it back in the next to the last link before you line up the links of the band; otherwise the pin just falls out. The pins in this watch are not tapered. There are two half sized links as well for closer adjustment. “Cons” Illumination: The watch does not have any. It’s not a deal breaker for me because for almost all watches it only works for a few minutes before it is too dull to really be of use. The lack of illuminating paint actually makes the hands of the watch look more sharp. I’ve come to the conclusion that if the watch doesn’t have something similar to indiglo, the glowing paint is a questionable benefit. I can always pull out my phone if it matters that much. The clasp of the bracelet. It looks great (you can’t actually see it when wearing it) and holds perfectly (no issues there). Initially it bothered me because the 2 clasps you squeeze to take off the watch are almost hidden and are right up against the skin. After wearing it for a few days you don’t even notice it anymore so I don’t really count it as a con. No Alarm or timer: Not really a con, it just doesn't have them. Who uses their watch instead of a cell phone anyway? It actually doesn’t make any sound at all; you can’t even hear the ticking which is a pro in my book. I did a lot of research and this is the watch that I picked from several different brands and I couldn’t be happier.