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Citizen Attesa or Eco-drive
Yesterday, I was looking at several Citizen watches that I’m considering adding to my collection. However, I never owned watches ones which have solar-powered quartz movement, radio-controlled time synchronization with a titanium case and bracelet. Therefore, I’d like to solicit the expertise from the community and get their feedback on these types of watches.
Citizen Attesa or Eco-drive
Travel watch ideas?
Requesting recommendations! Traveling to Brazil this Christmas and want to get a piece that: 1. Under $500 2. Preferably 200m WR to use at the beach and swim 3. Can dress up or down 4. Preferably Automatic but not a deal breaker 5. Something that won’t hurt if it gets lost or stolen! Thanks ahead for the suggestions!
What do you value in a watch?
It’s a loaded question. But, over time, you develop personal taste and can find what you look for in a watch. For me, I value several things: versatility, sizing, and a thin profile. Early in my watch collecting journey, I had a real affinity for dress watches. I always liked the look of a leather strap paired with a minimalistic dial design. However, as I’ve grown, I’ve come to realize that those types of watches aren’t practical in my life. I sweat like a mad man, so leather straps get ruined very quickly. I also dress casually most days, and I don’t like the look of a leather strap with shorts and a t-shirt. I’ve always liked the look of bracelets because I can pair with any outfit. Also, I need something that can handle rugged day to day activities. It only makes sense that my Submariner became my grail and perfect daily watch. Also, I’m very cognizant of sizing. Years ago, I owned an Orient Mako XL, and while it was a great watch, it was 46mm. On my wrist, it looked out of place and awkward. I wore it for a couple years, but ultimately had to move it on. I’m thankful for the experience because it gave me insight on what works and what doesn’t on my wrist. Lastly, and most important lately is a thin case profile. The more I’ve collected, the more I’ve come to realize that thin watches are very special. Using the criteria above, I purchased an Erebus Origin 38 when they were first released. It’s a great watch, and on paper, it’s one I should wear more. But I don’t. Why? It’s 13mm thick on a 38mm case size. It’s just too chunky for my liking. I’ll probably be selling it soon because as I’ve come to grips with my personal taste, it’s just too chunky for the case profile for me. These are just some ramblings running through my mind lately. What are some of the things you value in a watch?
Citizen Eco-Drive
Gentlemen, Following up on the newest addition to my collection that I shared recently, I’m looking to grab an additional strap to change up the vibe. The watch came on a classic gold bracelet, but I’m leaning toward a dark brown leather strap to give it a more versatile, casual look. I'd love to get the group's collective wisdom on this. Check out the comparison photo and let me know your preference by casting a vote in today’s poll!
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Citizen Eco-Drive
Looking to purchase a Hamilton Murph 38mm with a metal bracelet
The subject line is self-explanatory. For those of you that have this watch, what's your opinion on its use as a GADA watch? If you don't like it (or even if you don't have the watch), what's an alternative that you think I should look at?
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