Solar powered, reliable, and charming, this handsome Watch #EW1272-01P from Citizen's innovative Eco-Drive Collection bridges the gap between classic style and a contemporary design. A gold-tone stainless steel case and bezel complement a lovely champagne dial, complete with gold tone bar markers, hands, and indices. Slender and light on the wrist, this versatile timepiece has a comfortable and laidback leather strap for easy everyday wear, and quartz movement ensures accuracy you can trust. It also has a date display, is water resistant to 99 feet.
Light powered eco-drive Japanese-quartz movement; charges in natural sunlight or indoor light
Durable, hardened mineral crystal
Case diameter: 25 mm
Gold-tone-stainless-steel case; champagne dial; date function
This review is from: Citizen Women's EW1272-01P Eco-Drive Leather Watch (Watch)
I saw the battery operated version of this watch in a jewelry store and loved all the available functions (second hand, day indicator) and the elegant look for the very reasonable price. I almost bought it there but the saleswoman could not get it to work because of a dead battery. So I came to Amazon, saw the Eco-Drive version, read the reviews and decided to go for it. So glad I did. I am delighted with this watch. The gold tone with pearlized face is especially elegant, and if you like leather bands as I do, this one is great: a patterned, shiny brown. It's a 12mm size so nice replacements in darker browns, blacks or even fad colors are easily found. Everyone has complimented me on it. You won't be disappointed. It's tailored, stylish and, of course, quite functional.
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This review is from: Citizen Women's EW1272-01P Eco-Drive Leather Watch (Watch)
My wife is very petite and had been looking for a small watch that she'd never have to replace the battery. I was pretty happy to come accross this one. Seemed like the perfect combination. However, I should have paid more attention to a comment someone else had made. She noted that the size and the grooves in the face made it a bit hard to read at a glance. Turns out that was an understatement.
My wife still wears it, but reports that she often has to move the watch to a certain angle and look a couple of times to get the time. The hands tend to blend in with the dial. Also, the dial throws off a glare in certain light. So, I definitely regret this gift. You might too...
If anyone from Citizen happens to read this, here's a suggestion: Just make the hands and the dial contrasting colors.
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