

⏳ Own Time, Own Style – Power Your Day with Citizen Eco-Drive!
The Citizen Men's Sport Casual Garrison watch combines military-inspired ruggedness with cutting-edge Eco-Drive technology, delivering a reliable, battery-free timepiece featuring luminous hands, day/date display, and 100 meters water resistance—all wrapped in a lightweight, stylish nylon strap for the modern professional on the move.













| ASIN | B000EQS1JW |
| Batteries | 1 CR123A batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,561 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) #2,148 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Customer reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (8,042) |
| Date First Available | 15 November 2023 |
| Department | mens |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | BM8180-03E |
| Manufacturer | Citizen |
| Product Dimensions | 15.01 x 15.01 x 15.01 cm; 204.12 g |
D**J
Item as is
Received the item original as advertised though the box/packaging looks old and a little beat up
C**1
The watch is comfortable. The belt is stiff but after a week of wearing it has become comfortable. Light weight. No hassle. Fits nicely on my wrist.
I**Z
Es un poco pequeño pero se ve realmente genial. Es un excelente reloj de alta calidad a un excelente precio.. Muy recomendable, me encanto.
J**E
A year or two ago I bought a watch from Amazon when it was on sale for 1/2 price. It was a dandy watch, worked perfect, but it was *huge*, and pretty heavy. It was also pretty flashy, and I'm not. So I wound up only wearing it for "dressy" times, e.g., like church. Finally, the battery died, and I decided I didn't like the watch well enough to go to the expense of buying a new battery and the hassle of putting it in. So I decided I would buy a new watch that (1) wasn't as big, heavy, and flashy as this one, and (2) didn't have a battery - I hate messing with batteries. So I started researching watches, and when the next Amazon watch sale came along, I found a lovely *automatic* (we called it "self-winding" in the "old days") Seiko in the "military-inspired" minimalist style was that I was looking for. I *almost* bought it, but the rating was a flat 4.0/5, and there were enough negative reviews about stopping working and other problems that it gave me pause. In addition, I doubted that a self-winding watch would work reliably for someone like me who doesn't wear a watch all the time. So I did some more research, and discovered that there was a 3rd class of watches - solar-powered!! And the "solar" supposedly means any kind of light. I found this Citizen watch that looked almost exactly like the Seiko that I liked and almost bought. It was about 85 bucks, which seemed reasonable, esp. for a watch that didn't require me to buy a battery or even to walk around...lol I've had this watch for about 32 days now. I love the look, and it is keeping perfect time. I still only wear it when I go out (i.e., not around the house), and I've been leaving it in the kitchen where there is usually natural light during the day, plus bright artificial light on and off. So far it has worked fine. I did have to charge it under bright light for something like 12-15 hours initially, so I just left the kitchen light on overnight. I suppose some would say that cost me maybe a quarter, but I can live with that. The strap is of decent quality, albeit a bit stiff (I'm sure that would have loosened up with wear), but I just didn't like having to futz with securing the strap ever time I put it on (yes, I'm old and set in my ways). This was solved by one of the major life lessons I got from my dad. Along with teaching me how to determine the model year for 50s and 60s Fords and Chevys (back when they *didn't* all look alike, and when unveiling the new model Chevy was an actual event in my small town), and warning me to "never buy a used car, you're just buying somebody else's problems", my dad introduced me to the Spiedel Twist-O-Flex watch band. When he bought me my first watch when I was around 12, the first thing we did was take off the band that came with it and replace it with a brand-new Twist-O-Flex (yes, we had to take out several links to get it to fit my thin young wrist). Heck, I didn't even know you could take the band off a watch, much less change its size !!! This watch has an 18mm aperture (or w/e you call it where the band attaches), and an 18mm Twist-O-Flex fits it perfectly. The only negative would be the dearth of documentation. Other than a little folder with a few lines in about 30 languages, I was referred to a web site for info on charging and setting, etc. This is standard in the 21st century, but it still chaps me a bit. I won't apologize for the length of this review. This is the kind of review I like to find when I am considering buying an item, so this is just "do unto others" for me. Keep it up, Jeff B., you are doing a great job !!! P.S. I added a couple of pics with the new band, mainly to practice with my new Kindle Fire...:)
A**N
Me gustó mucho , muy bonito y el precio más barato que en México . El único detalle es que la caja vino rota , pero el reloj está en perfectas condiciones . Enviado desde Alemania hasta México, el reloj se puede configurar en español y en inglés ! .
B**S
Amazing watch for price. Does everything I ask of it.
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