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This is a very good piece. Doesn get much deserved attention unfortunately.
One of my first watches was a citizen
AFTER A WEEK I AM LOVING THIS THING
38mm (I started collecting when cases were big, I am liking the current popular smaller sizes). +/-5 seconds/year, the date advances immediately at midnight to the second. I can’t wait for a 30 day month (June) to see the perpetual calendar work. On top o...
This is a very good piece. Doesn get much deserved attention unfortunately.
One of my first watches was a citizen
Thanks, I checked that it was programmed
when I got it, so it should be ready to go😊👍
Interesting! Mine was not programmed and the time and date were not set.
But, the programming was not too bad. It took me about 5 minutes to do it.
You had sent me the instructions
when discussions first came up about the watch and it is easy. I still held the button down and the second hand just happened to be at the right month and year. Advancing the second hand to get it set looked really easy though.
Citizen Site Says “Sold out!”
Even a quartz watch is capacity limited? Sigh. My previous generation The Citizen: Mike ...
Well, it's not just a quartz watch and it's a limited edition...
It's a true perpetual calendar and accurate to ±5 seconds a year. The dial is hand dyed Washi paper and the case is made of their super titanium. This particular watch is still available at their New York store if anyone is interested. CITIZEN FLAGSHIP ST...
You can also get it at Teddy Baldassarre
When I ordered it from them online they told me it comes from Japan when the order comes in. They don’t actually stock it.