This watch is very good if you want a simple
355731
Bought mine at a local Timex Store. Put a black band on it as I did not care for the blue band. This watch is very good if you want a simple, nice looking analog watch. At 42mm it isn't too big or too small. It is easy to read and the indiglo feature is always a nice feature...
4702289
It's a great basic watch that tells you the time and date.  When the battery dies (I leave it in my flight bag for a backup to my regular watch), it will function for a day with an hour in the sunlight, or for several weeks when left for a full day in direct sunlight.  The bezel is not indexed (rotates freely, no clicks or significant resistance) which renders it less useful for timing than those of higher end watches, but I can find no other functional fault with the watch.
3716511
This watch is simple; luminous arms and hour dots, a cool "magnified" date-view window and a high quaility poly strap.
Be warned however, if you are used to big Invicta watches, such as the venom (reserve), etc. Then this watch will not be what you expect. This is a much smaller watch and is not as noticeable or out standing as bigger Invicta watches.
Of course, the fact that this watch is not as big as others, does not make it worse or of less quality, after all, it still is an Invicta watch and the quality is noticeable.

The included impact case is huge and looks awesome. It can safely house 3 watches of all sizes. The inside has a high grade foam padding on both top and lower sides, so when storing your watches, you can rest asure that they will remain safe. The case is made of hard plastic and has a rubber gasket on its lid for a tight, water proof seal; it locks on its sides with two snap-on clasps. It also has a "pressure" spout right under the handle, this spout has a plug, which also has a rubber gasket around it. Overall, the case is extremely high quality and very well made.

This watch is for casual wear, nothing big, very simple, yet very useful. I highly recommend it as a back up watch, to wear in situations where you don't want to expose your more expensive Invicta watch to harsh elements. Good Luck.
466480
I only have this watch for a few weeks, but I am very happy with it. Solar Powered, G Shock, reads The Atomic Clock. If you want to know the EXACT time this is the watch for you. It is simple, it looks good and it can take a beating. A watch for real people.
4738732
Nice simple watch, but has a small watch face and a small watch band.  I am at the last of two holes in the band, so it is quite small.  However, this is a very good basic watch.  Meets my needs.  Only complaint, is that the watch face is kind of small, and the band is smaller than I really need for my wrists.
4066674
For the price, I should probably rate this 5 stars.

I definitely like the watch. It's noticeable but not overly so, it has a clean look, and it's very easy to tell the time.  The chrono feature works ok and it only seems to gain about 15-20 seconds a month.

The down sides are only for those people (like me) that are particular about their watches sometimes.  The second hand on the watch does not align properly and the minute counter for the chrono function does not reset to the 12 mark.  You have to add a minute when you're using it.  For anyone that says that it is easy to reset sub dials on chrono's yeah, not on this one.  But jsuk, the second counter sub dial was easy to reset. The date is easily read for days 1-9. When there are 2 digit, it's hard to see some of the full dates.  Although I guess I should know the date w/in 10 days, IE: if it's the 18th as opposed to the 8th of the month.

The band on this watch is definitely light and doesn't feel very sturdy. It's difficult to fit well.  There are only one size of links (no half links) and there are no micro adjustments on the clasp so you may or may not get a good fit.  There is no safety bar on the clasp.  That seemed odd to me.

All in all, I still like the watch but mostly because of the clean look and the ease of telling the time.  I do wear it less now but mainly because the band doesn't fit well and I haven't wanted to spend the $$ to buy (and then adjust) a new one. If I upgrade the band/bracelet I think I'd go back to wearing it more than just once every couple of weeks.
4157036
Amazon delivered my Citizen watch on the day a new president was inaugurated.

This is the first watch that cost me more than $50. I expect to wear it and enjoy looking at it on my wrist for as long as it lasts. I hope that will be longer than the two years I have been getting from Timex watches in this century.

Comfort and style. The look of the watch itself is very similar to the photos you see on the internet. A little large, reasonably thin, understated, a somewhat crowded face. It is very easy to wear: it slides under the sleeve of a dress shirt easily, it does not catch on things, it does not pinch or drift on my wrist. The band is short--I have thin wrists, and I am using the third hole from the end of the band; in summer I may switch to the second hole. The dull green color of the band is very versatile, although I would prefer a dark gray to match gray or black accessories. Much better than a Timex Velcro band that often catches and pulls loose.

Clock face. I am still getting used to reading the hands on a face where nothing really stands out. But sometimes I just take an extra moment because it looks so nice. The watch would probably be easier to read if the twelve numbers were a little smaller and the chronograph dials were set slightly farther apart.

24 hour dial. This little dial at two o'clock seems worthless to me. Adding 12 to afternoon and evening times would be about as easy as reading two watch faces at once, one for the hour and one for the minutes.

Seconds dial. The small dial with a second hand that runs all the time seems workable for most casual measurements. Around six o'clock or half past the hour, one or both of the main hands will partially block the view of this dial. To tick off a few seconds then, I will have to press the button that starts the stopwatch.

Chronograph. Similarly, the chronograph minutes dial is obscured when either hand is between 9 and 11. If you want to use the stopwatch function on your wristwatch often, get a different watch. (Do some chronographs have thinner hands on the main dial?) For occasional use, I think this will serve me well.

Calendar. Last week I had to angle the watch carefully, get good light, and squint to distinguish between 28 and 29. But the date is very easy to set. Rolling the crown through 24 hours is not necessary; instead you pull the crown out halfway to the "date correction position" and roll just a bit. With this feature, perpetual calendar is not so necessary.

Precision. I have had the watch for two weeks. So far it keeps excellent time--it was two seconds slow when I first set it, and it is still two seconds slow (according to time.gov).

Glow. When I shine bright incandescent on the face for a few minutes, the hands glow brightly for an hour and remain readable (to eyes that are accustomed to the darkness) for at least four hours.

I wish I could find a sturdy, medium-sized analog watch with the calendar and chronograph functions on a small digital display at six o'clock (like a Timex that doesn't scratch immediately and die when the warranty expires). Until then, four stars for the Citizen.
3436056
I bought my BC3 four months ago and I love this watch.  I don't need all the extra bell's and whistles.  This is a very simple yet classic looking mechanical watch.
1972030
There's a lot to like about this watch. Where to start?

The overall design of the watch is very nice: simple and clean, with a circular dial, case, and bezel. Nothing fancy and no extreme embellishments. The watch band lugs and crown are small and simple so they do not detract from the minimalist design. The hour markers are clean lines, with a small stone set at the outside end of each. None of the product literature says what they are, so I'm guessing cubic zirconia or something similar. The watch hands are narrow, and taper to a point at the ends. This is a nice touch, as with hands this narrow most people probably wouldn't notice if the hands just ended, like a long, narrow rectangle.

The watch band is leather, and is soft and supple. As a nice touch the spring bars have small levers on them which makes removing and installing the band much easier. As someone who has spent a lot of time installing bands on ladies' watches I really appreciate this. The back of the band is apparently glued on, not stitched, which helps give the band a nice clean look as well. My wife hasn't been wearing the watch long enough for us to comment on how well the adhesive ages, but I will update this review as needed if we feel the band wears out prematurely.

Quality of manufacture and assembly appears to be top-notch. Case, case back, and bezel fit together tightly. The flat crystal sits just slightly above the bezel. The watch hands do not wobble, and the second hand lands dead on each of the hour markers. Keep in mind this is not a watch meant for active wear, so the crystal is rather thin and the watch has practically no water resistance.

Overall the watch itself is also very thin and lightweight. My wife in particular likes the dial size. It's big enough to easily read the time, but still small enough to be comfortable to wear. To help you get an idea as to the size of the watch I've posted a few pictures with the watch next to a quarter, and another of my wife's wrist while wearing the watch. Her wrist measures 6.25 inches.

The watch's movement is made in Japan (manufacturer unspecified) and the band is made in China. An acquaintance of mine works for Fossil, which owns the Skagen brand, and she says that's common with their watches: Japanese movements, Chinese bands. Timekeeping so far has been great. Ours runs slightly fast, gaining a second over about a week.
4839702
This is my casual watch, the one I wear doing outdoorsy things. I like the nightlight, & it's easy to set. It's very minimalist, a quality I admire. I like simple things, & don't want a watch to be overly gadgety. This one is perfect for that. I wish it had been a tad cheaper than $25+shipping.
635803
This is the second time I bought this watch. The first watch lasted me about 2 years. I decided to buy a new one because my first one ran out of juice and I didn't want to send it back in and wait for it to come back. I am just too lazy to go get the batteries replaced so I ordered a new one, which is pretty convenient since it's only 10 bucks. This watch is simple, water-resistant and light. I don't have to worry about it scratching against any surfaces because it's relatively cheap in value. Despite it being cheap, it brings about a simple and organized look for your wrist. I would highly recommended it you are constantly working in nitty-gritty environment.
4364924
This is a nice watch. I like the appearance, which is simple and versatile.
755739
I bought this watch a week ago so perhaps my comments are a bit preliminary.  The watch is good, but not great.  On the positive side, looks lovely, and can be either a functional, practical watch, or a dress watch.  The watch has the features that I want, and no extras.  Finally, the basic settings are very easy to use.  On the negative side, this is a very THICK watch.  I do not mind a thick watch, but at 13 millimetres this is very thick.  A second negative point is that I cannot seem to make the band the correct length.  It is either too tight, or, too loose.  Overall, good but not as nice as my Seiko or Junkers.
452348
The watch is beautiful and works just fine, even though there is no booklet on how to work it, it takes about 5 or so minutes to figure it out! It's quite simple and I love it
2901758
Really great, simplistic, inexpensive watch. I have had it for a couple weeks now and it serves its purpose. It's lightweight and the diameter of the watch is a good size for me. The steel buckle part that goes into the holes is a bit thin so it can sometimes feel like I might break it. Overall though, I really enjoy wearing this watch.
3591198
It's definitely a cheap watch, but I'm really into it. It's super light weight, easy to put on, clear and easy to read, with a simple elegant design without any bells or whistles and I don't worry about breaking or scratching it. Dieter Rams would approve.
1776467
Watch is very nice. The band is very solid. Could be considered heavy to some. The band was way too big but I was able to take it to Kay Jewelers and get 3 links removed for $15. I'd tried removing the pins with a paper clip, a pushpin and a hammer and got no where without the special tool. Band does scratch easily but no biggie to me. The clock face is easy to read in normal lighting situations, no backlighting to illuminate in the dark hours. The time was set to the correct mountain standard time where I live prior to shipping so when I removed the watch from the box I didn't have to fiddle with trying to figure out how to set the time. It has a small 24 hr clock window so that you know if it's 0600 or 1800 if you're in a room without windows, as long as you have artificial light. A very simplistic stop watch makes up the other two little clock windows. Shows you the date as long as you know the month, not sure how it determines the correct amount of days in each month. It's a sharp looking watch that gives you basic watch properties just could use some upgrades.