Citizen Mens Sport Casual 3-Hand Eco-Drive Watch Date Patterned Dial

A gorgeous and well built watch. Top quality and well made! Read more

I am a green-lover, and I think this watch looks elegant. Wear it to work and also for casual uses. I received a lot of compliments about this watch. Matches well with my green attire, and it gives a bright vibrant look in the daylight. Eco-friendly so no need for battery! Only thing I can critique about this watch though is when you are finishing a month that has 30 days, you'll have to fiddle with the clock like a full 24 until it hits the day you want to set it to, like the 1st of the month. Can't just switch the date straight up. Not a big issue for me though. Also, it's very hard to see in the dark especially in the car- so no it does not glow in the dark. But many great watches are like that. I rate this 5 stars. Read more

This is a nice looking watch, decent size, and the green highlights are nice. Worth the money. Read more

The watch is decent HOWEVER, the description states an alcentara and leather band and this I not the case. With that said, the leather band it comes with feels very cheap. This is my first citizen watch and am not pleased with quality compared to that of other watches I have like seiko, bulova, etc. the movement is decent but other than that the watch is a waste of money. Read more

Bought it for my father to replace his 33 year old Movado. He loves it. Read more

I have been a Citizen buyer since 1986. This is a great everyday watch. Read more

This watch is awesome!! Looks great!! Read more

I debated whether to give this watch three or four stars. The watch itself is very nice looking- a dressy, minimalist style, with solar power, that I was looking for. The biggest drawback for me was the lack of luminous hands & hour markers. Other than that, it appears to be a typical, good-quality watch by Citizen. On the other hand, the band is very cheap and cheesy. The fine mesh band is very wimpy when compared to the design of the watch body. When the clasp is released, both parts of the band come completely apart, and the clasp is only secured with one tiny little solid (silver) metal pin that isn't fixed to the main body of the clasp. That is a recipe for losing the watch. When I opened the box, the pin was missing, and my first reaction was to send the watch back. Then it fell out of the box, so I tried to reinstall it, but there is nothing to hold it in the clasp. Again, I thought about sending it back. However, I liked the watch itself so much, and I got it for a good price through a third party Amazon reseller, that I decided it was worth keeping and putting an extra $36 dollars into it by replacing the entire band. I bought a beefier five-row coarse mesh band with removable links. It has a double clasp, and even if it pops open, it still retains a continuous loop around my wrist, thus reducing the risk of dropping/losing it. I think the new band is more appropriate to the watch style, and takes it from a three star, to a four star rating- lack of luminosity being the only negative now. Read more