Practical, good size, easy to watch.
933062
My 4 years old girl have one at her Montessori school. She is familiar used it. Before I buy this, during the weekend she was waking us up and say "I am hungry." Now, she is able to pour her milk and prepare her own cereal. Yeah!!!
2558265
Good size.  Works like it should.  Would recommend.
3052518
It is just the right size and I like the fact that It has little feet in back to tilt it at an angle for easy viewing.
4906335
This is a very nice looking, large, and easy to read watch.  The numbers are large, which is what I like.  Good for everyday use and looks nice with white gold rings.
20944
It's bigger than I thought it would be but not too big. A pretty good size actually. The features all work as expected. It keeps good time, but it's quartz so it better. The Chrono sweep second hand (the large main one) ticks in 1/5 second steps which is smoother than I expected and provides timing between seconds. The only downside is that the band latch is a snap fit mechanism without any release latch. You just have to pull it and it's quite stiff. The band ribs are really good at snagging the hair on my wrist. I'm not a hairy beast in any way, but the band does seem to regularly pull the hair out. I got used to it fairly quickly and it's not an issue now. The case is rather thick, but thats OK. The finish is excellent and the watch looks every but as good up close as it does in the images. I have worn it in the shower several times and there is no indication that water is getting inside. Overall I am quite happy.
4698054
Light weight, good size, and looks pricey. Although it is made to look like metal, it is plastic, but it was easy to hang and keeps time well so far, its been a couple of months now, definitely will recommend
4910027
Good sized numbers that are easy to see. I would rate it a 5 star, but I have not had it long enough to see if it holds up. So far very satisfied.
2891919
I first saw the women's version of this watch, but was afraid it was too small and delicate. Since the current trend in women's watches is towards big, I took a chance and ordered this men's version. I have an average sized wrist and the size of this watch is perfect. It's sizeable, but not big and clunky looking. I can't imagine too many men that would wear it--I think it's just a bit too small for most men's wrists. It is a very good everyday watch.
1385770
Practical, basic watch. This watch is great to use when travelling as I can keep the Dual Time digital display on my home timezone and simply change the analog face to my present timezone. I am always aware of the time at home for contacting family/work. Very clear and easy to read analog display. Lacks illumination.
778649
I really like these.  They are a nice size - big enough to see but not big and heavy.
4834205
Great value.  This size is good if you don't want a big time commitment.
4385058
The watch is easy to read and wear. it is appropriate for professional or recreational activities. It is a good product at a good price.
1410804
I was looking for a watch that could withstand lengthy submersions and frequent hand washing, and be relevant and useful in quick-paced situations. This one hasn't let me down. It's easy to read, with large numbers and clear quarter-minute markings, and easy to clean throughly. The outter ring is adjustable so I can quickly mark a specific time, when I need to. It could be improved with a backlight and a larger date window, but even as-is it is a workhorse that does the job. I have, and would, buy it again.
3226953
Just what I was looking for, practical and easy to hang
4880130
Everything I wanted in a day to day watch: easy to tell time, plus days of the month and of the week. The rubber band is practical, and the watch looks very sophisticated.
1952435
I received this for free in return for a review yesterday. Over the last year, I've been following the development of smart phones from a consumer point of view, started with a U8, then a DZ09, and now this model (wish there was a model number). This watch comes with a magnetic USB charger, instructions, a sim/microsd slot tool, and of course the watch, packed into an attractive and sturdy embossed gold gift box. I hooked up the watch to the charger and let it sit for the recommended 2 hours, added a 16GB micro SD card (no sim yet, I need to activate one to test out the phone features, which I assume are similar to the DZ09). Like a lot of these sub-$100 smart watches, this one is a tad on the thick side, over half an inch thick, which I'm guessing is largely due to the battery. This one lasts about an hour longer than the DZ09, so it's probably more in the 300-375 mAh range.

The screen, in the meanwhile, is gorgeous, even the boot animation shows off its shape. It comes with four watch faces, which shy of the ferris wheel are kind of basic, it would be nice if you could edit the "desktop" and clock backgrounds (there are hack guides out there for the ROM, but I don't want to risk breaking the watch if I mess up).

One of my tests involves stress testing the watch, by playing a full size, full length movie. While a 700 MB DiVX file plays back fairly choppily, the fact that it's playing at all with a tiny amount of RAM that demonstrates the media capabilities of this watch. You can, once you use a video editing app to scale the videos down to around 320x240, they'll play back smoothly, and in theory, you can fill up an SD card with movies (though the battery won't let you watch more than one or two). The rounded screen has an additional retro effect with the usual 4:3 ratio as well.

The buttons make navigation easy, with the top right for off, bottom right for back, and the screen for the rest. The touch sensitive surface worked well, and I have relatively thick fingers. On the left, you have your sim/SD slot, which is cleverly designed so you can stack them on both sides before inserting them into the slot. Ejecting the caddy takes a little effort, which is a good thing, you don't want the thing popping out at random, so you want a little resistance.

I also tested out the pulse sensor. I've found that it bounces around a bit, and your best bet is to just sit with your hand in a neutral position.

The band is comfortable, a little stiff on one side, since the cellular phone antenna is molded into the rubber like material (negating any chance of replacing the watch band, unfortunately).

The instructions are clear and fairly easy to read. My only complaint there is a lack of technical information, such as RAM, ROM, battery type, CPU/speed, etc.

Overall, this is a pretty nice step in the evolution of smart watches. It's its own unique product, neither copying from the iWatch or expensive Android watches, which gives it points for me. The one cosmetic and functional issue is the thickness. It will fit under your sleeve, but will still stand out due to its clearance above your wrist. I think the coolness factor makes it stand out more, however, and wouldn't mind being seen wearing it, if anything as a conversation starter.
3774749
Over the years I had seen expensive looking watches listed on Amazon and wondered how such a thing could be 80% off. I mostly window shopped at them, never planning to buy.  Then, I bought this Citizen watch.

I wasn't in a hurry. I have a cell phone which has time. In fact, I had to think about what I wanted in a watch and why. This is a luxury item. I have something to tell time.  Having worn this watch for a while, I understand better the purchase I made.

This watch is simple and well made, will never need a battery and still has features I might, but will rarely use. The leather band in fine is simple, drawing more attention to the watch itself. To look at it, this is a thing of quality, yet not decadent. It is practical and looks nice. I would cringe to be caught wearing something conspicuously lavish.

The dial has a rotating countdown bezel, which is great for remembering I have 30 minutes of air in my scuba tank, but I don't swim still, it looks great and works fine. Also the chronograph features essentially give you a stopwatch. It is easy to use and again, kinda fun to play with. The seconds are counted off on a sub dial, as is the 24 hour time, and the elapsed chronograph time.

Additionally there is a tachymeter built just below the bezel. It is Imperial measure, and works as advertised. Click and wait for something to move one mile, then stop. It tells you the speed.

This is a quartz movement that will recharge with whatever light is present. It ran when I opened the box, and has done so every day since. The mineral glass face seems to resist scratching well and looks great.

In general, this is well executed watch. Not lavish, it is quality and maybe not practical, but looks good and is fun to wear.  It is not a chronometer, like the Rolex or Omega, but I couldn't justify such a thing for myself. This, for me, hit the middle space of quality, price, and aesthetic.