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Latest 5 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the Citizen Men's Skyhawk Eco-Drive Chronograph Watch #JR3090-58L
"Great Travel Watch"
2009-10-03
- Reviewed By User: AH3MCFDSI4Q3D
I frequently travel and wanted a watch that would allow me to iew two time zones simultaneously. This watch meets the bill with a push of a button. The watch is beautiful and I definitely recommend the titanium as it is much lighter than stainless steel. I enjoy being able to see times around the world and find this particulary helpful when I travel. There are many functions which most will never use. The other feature I like is the CD that provides step by step instructionds for setting the watch (manual is confusing).
"great watch"
2009-08-07
- Reviewed By User: A11PVJYV49ZRL7
This is a great watch that keeps perfit time ! the little day date window is to small to read without glass's if your a old timer like me lol ! the band is very stiff ! the best thing is no battery .
"Citizen Blue Angels Watch"
2009-06-29
- Reviewed By User: A36QBXKXAKXV16
I purchased this watch for my boyfriend as a birthday day present. He has been wanting this watch for many years and was very excited to receive it. The watch was delivered on time, so I don't have anything bad to say. He loves how the hands automatically adjust to the different time zones and also how it glows in the dark blue instead of the typical green. His father loved the watch so much, that he bought one just like it.
"Pretty commemorative watch but NOT a flier's tool!"
2009-04-19
- Reviewed By User: AI8AZ8ZEVECIF
A gift, Blues Angels Ecco Drive AT, bought to replace a prior Blues Angels model, that by the way, often needed repair for balky dials and condensation. I'll try to keep this brief. I fly. I also know a 25,000 hr RETIRED airline pilot who own's this. When he flew jets, he did not need a watch as cockpits have an array of computers. He wears this for style. I fly VFR and do not need "to the second" precision. I DO need easy access and ergonomics because my watch needs to be a useful tool. I wear a Vibralite, a G-Shock, any analog chrono with subdial, any analog with rotating bezel and obvious marker to act as a timer. I do not like 6mm wide windows with smaller numerals often hidden by watch hands that need removal of the watch to access the crown which must be pulled one tiny notch, rotated to the function then pressed in again just to access the chrono feature, and then the same for another function like the timer. Finger acrobatics to distract me in flight. I do not need a backlight to see another timezone yet does not function when in chrono mode. (read the small print in the manual first!). See where I'm going with this? If you like a conversation piece that will tell people you like airplanes and maybe fly them, sure it's a nice piece, no doubt about it. NOT recommended as a pilot's tool. There are much much better, smarter choices.
"handsome watch"
2009-02-02
- Reviewed By User: AZF7A44AW3K0I
Got it in June 2004.
Very handsome watch. Titanium is the version to get.
I leave it by the window when not in use. It loses about 30 seconds after six months.
I love the many alarms.
I never had any problems with battery losing power. One time the charge state went down to about 30% and so I placed it near the window.
I opened up the watch and drain the hell out of the single button cell just to see how it charges. It was less than an afternoon. I don't remember and I'm not doing it again because it will ruin the battery.
This watch is not for rugged use, so don't play football with it. The seconds hand needs to be zero (0) adjusted when the watch is shocked (banged).
This watch is also quite complex to learn to use. I sometimes have to refer to the manual for certain adjustments. But it is much easier to adjust time than more pretty watches. The days/months/year, hours/min/seconds are all independent. In some pretty watches, to adjust the day of the month, you have to adjust the 24hour hand 30 times if you miss your day.
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"Great Travel Watch"
"Pretty commemorative watch but NOT a flier's tool!"