I own this watch, it's a beautiful watch and one of my favourites. This appears to be an ATL. I purchased for $355 recently.
Plus it's an eco drive , sapphire glass and a good size for most wrists.
Citizen Eco-Drive 43mm CA0840-87M $319 Delivered @ Starbuy
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zxcvb on 04/12/2024 - 09:14 starbuy.com.au (1555 clicks)
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Last edited 04/12/2024 - 10:07 by 1 other user
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Sure, I suppose some women with a thing for big watches might love to sport a 43mm watch on their wrists, more power to them.
Would be heavy when it hits my cheeks
Which ones?
Whats a unisex?
It's what tertiary students get up to
That is Uni-Sex
I never went to uni so I guess I'll never know.
Unisex watches - for those trying to get their masters in hor-ology …
Looks unisex because of Color.
yes I agree!
thanks for saying it so I don’t have to. 😅
apparently the official stance on watches is all of them are unisex.
but this one is masculine because of the complicated smaller dials but the pastel desaturated colour is feminine. so right on the fence. 🤗
Waiting for real owners' feedback. Is it accurate with its calender ?
So far it's been. Define accurate?
Like every single watch in existence that uses a date wheel, and doesn't have a perpetual calendar function, it rotates through days 1-31 every single month. So every non-31 day month you will have to reset the date. This means one of two things:
- you never bother resetting it because you either don't care about reading the date off your watch, you get sick of changing it, or your eyesight isn't good enough read the tiny date window even if you did
- you reset the date every month that requires it, because you enjoy fiddling with your watches or you are OCD about it
like the date is correct. My other ones with date always shows a day too late or too early, never know how to adjust it to tell the accurate date.
You need to read the manual (RTFM) to set the date. It will always go to the 31st so if there's not 31 days in that month you will need to manually adjust it.
You can always pony up for a perpetual calendar watch.
Absolutely. In some models, esp with the day and date complication like the v158 for eg, you cannot adjust the day when the time is between certain hours. If you do so, you'll end up damaging the movement.
For these chronographs esp please make sure you read the manual or watch videos before you attempt any adjustments.
You need to read the manual (RTFM) to set the date. It will always go to the 31st so if there's not 31 days in that month you will need to manually adjust it.
Will I have to do this for my Apple Watch?
No, but you have to charge your Apple watch every couple of days, rather than reset a date once every two months.
No, but you have to charge your Apple watch every couple of days
Actually it needs to be charged every day. Luckily I don't like wearing a watch to bed, and the charger is right where I would put a watch when I go to sleep.
Nice colour, I'm wearing something similar: https://files.ozbargain.com.au/upload/446913/118155/edifice.…
Any recommendations on a womens watch with saphire crystal. Not fussed if auto, solar or quartz. Under $300.
Looks unisex because of Color. Good looking .