Citizen Women's Classic Eco-Drive Watch, Stainless Steel

I love this watch. It is my new favourite watch. It is a beautiful shade of blue and it is slightly large. That’s what I like about it.

Llegó en buen estado y bonito. Pero pedí de dama y me llegó de caballero.

Relógio clássico, lindo, confiável, robusto e ecologicamente correto. Recomendo! Excelente relação custo x benefício!

I replaced my Apple Watch for this one. No going back. This is an elegant watch. Simple, classic, and timeless. I like the blue dial and I love the fact that it glows in the dark. And that I don't have to buy batteries is cherry on top. The watch isn't too bulky nor too big. I like that it's a larger watch (for women). Can be worn dressed up or down. The price was fair. The quality is excellent. Would have liked a date complication, but not a big deal. I love the watch as is.

I received a gift of a Citizen Calendrier Blue just a few weeks back. I did not need another watch beyond that one, certainly. Then I saw photos of this Citizen Classic, this subtle, discreet, watch. Its vibrant dark cobalt dial, the artistic design of the dial, with no obstructions, just the three hands, no date or day or anything. Markers at the cardinal positions and the small square dots for the rest of the hours. It looked riveting online, and so it is in person. Of a quiet beauty. I am grateful to the reviewers who posted their photos. With its Eco-Drive Ring Solar–the solar cell, a ring on top of the dial along its circumference–the dial can be that unique dark blue...and not, as other dials, translucent. The caseback says "Water Resist—>5"; the description says 30meters. That, I do not understand. It does not say 5BAR or 5ATM, so, I won't get it wet. The hands and the hour markers glow blue in the dark. The bracelet has two removable smaller links at the clasp end, allowing for a more precise sizing combination; as well as finer adjustments on the clasp itself. The link pins are of the straight pin type, I think they're called. They looked like screw heads to me, but they are not. It takes some force to remove these straight pins; not my thing. So, I took the watch to a jeweler. The two smaller links can, indeed, be removed. The jeweler did not think so, but he was nice enough to humor me and try. And yes, he removed them and also two standard links. I don't know how to size a wrist for a watch, there seems to be a formula for this. My wrist measures a 6" circumference, and, formula or not, both watches feel great on. 36mm, 37mm. I wear them loose. They look very cool.