[WatchNut]

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As I collect watches, I find myself drawn more and more to the movements, so when I saw a Citizen Minute Repeater on sale for $149 I had to get it. Another really interesting movement to add to the collection and it looks like it's going to be alot of fun to play with too!!

 

[TVDinner]

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very nice!!

do you have a stock pic of the model you purchased? is it this one?

 

[WatchNut]

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That's the one. I missed the deal on ChronoShark for $119, but this was still a good deal at $149 I believe.

 

[TVDinner]

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I love the look of the watch and the incredible technology. I wish it was a little bigger (for me!), but I CAN NOT wait to see the watch on your wrist and the pictures!

 

[Watchguru58]

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Very cool watch. I have always said that Citizen makes one of the most accurate watches. I'm wearing one today.

 

[WatchNut]

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I can't wait to recieve this one!!!

 

[randyswagon]

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. . . You will love the watch!!!! The dial work is great, and the bracelet is silky smooth!!!! One of my top ten faves. . . .

 

[Bob]

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That is an fantastic citizen eco-drive. a minute repeater, perpetual calender and it looks great. congrats and enjoy it. wear it in good health. ....bob

 

[WatchNut]

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Well I got the watch today, and although it is small, wear just like my other 40mm, it has some really cool funtions. Now compared to Invicta's I have paid $150 for, this Citizen seems like a toy watch, but I know the quality is very good so I am pleased with the watch itself. Now, when I get around to pics tomorrow, I will include at least 1 of the crappiest packaging I have seen to date. The cheapest plastic box with rattling hinges that made me think the watch was in pieces before I opened the box. NO Instructions or Operating manual was included. Thanks to someone else, who provide a direct link to set up the watch functions, I was up and running in no time, (pun not intended). So now I have a minute repeater and I am very happy with it. Another Citizen to add to my collection.

 

[RipitRon]

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They do make some cool stuff, but always so damned small!

 

[dedward]

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[TVDinner]

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dedward wrote:

man that is a nice looking watch. Thanks for posting that pic!

 

[WatchNut]

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Looks like black IP?

 

[dedward]

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no. ss and this is 42mm. actually a pretty nice watch.

 

[TVDinner]

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I looked at these today at my friend's jewlery store (about 90 minutes ago actually). they are REALLYYYYYYYY NICE LOOKING, but they absolutely are small in size and actually look and wear smaller in my opinion. I looked at 3 different models and tried them all on.

I was wearing my 47mm Stuhrling Targa and it dwarfed these. But again, they are REALLY nice watches if 42mm is a size you can wear.

 

[Seattle]

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Hi dedward! That is really a good looking watch!! Man, so clean........:c:c:c:b:bCongrats!!


CJ

dedward wrote:

 

[WatchNut]

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Here's a pic of mine on my arm next to a 40mm Invicta Pro Diver.It wears like a 40mm, and if it wasn't for thecomplications, I wouldn't keep it.

 

[TVDinner]

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that is a great comparison Watchnut and exactly the way i felt about the size when I saw them today.

 

[WatchNut]

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I just like the idea that I could press the pusher on the watch and be able to tell what time it is in the middle of the night without having to open my eyes. Of course that means I'd have to wear the watch to bed, and I don't!!!