Citizen Watches?

I checked them out today at the store, and I have my eye on an Eco-drive Stiletto with a black face. thinnest watch I have ever seen.
 
Careful with the ones where the watch crown controlls the watch mode - especially the ones with the bigger, longer crown. The crown will catch on your pocket and change the watch mode.

You'll reach into your pocket a few times or it'll catch on your sleeve and then you'll look at your watch and you'll be in Alarm mode or a different time zone or something. It happens more than you would think and it's more annoying than you would think.

Pulsar makes good solars and so does Casio. I've owned a bunch of both and I prefer them over the EcoDrive.

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Eco-drive Stiletto - that looks classy.

I take it this is to be a dress up watch.

Roman or Aribic numerals?
 
I've had a perpetual calender Eco Drive for about 5-6 yr. now & it's a great watch. I have a couple Seiko's & an Omega, yet wear the Citizen most often. You won't go wrong with Citizen's Eco Drive.
 
fulloflead said:
Careful with the ones where the watch crown controlls the watch mode - especially the ones with the bigger, longer crown. The crown will catch on your pocket and change the watch mode.

You'll reach into your pocket a few times or it'll catch on your sleeve and then you'll look at your watch and you'll be in Alarm mode or a different time zone or something. It happens more than you would think and it's more annoying than you would think.



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Which Citizen model does this?
 
orthogonal1 said:
Eco-drive Stiletto - that looks classy.

I take it this is to be a dress up watch.

Roman or Aribic numerals?
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All I need is 12 marks so I can tell the time. I have never needed any extra features on my watch. Not really for dress-up, as I never really do- just looking for something that is light and comfy. The fact that it looks cool is a bonus.
 
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