First 'Proper' watch
Discussion
After some deliberation and the fact my watch of many years finally packing up, I decided to plump out for a new watch.
Rather go cheap and cheerful, considering what i do now for work, i had a look at various models.. before reading a few reviews and asking my old man (who's got 20 years+ of working in the watch / clock trade) for this:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Citizen-Eco-Drive-Skyhawk-...
So far having got it fitted, I couldn't ask for a better watch, it feels solid, reliable and fairly easy to set once you've got your head round it.
Rather go cheap and cheerful, considering what i do now for work, i had a look at various models.. before reading a few reviews and asking my old man (who's got 20 years+ of working in the watch / clock trade) for this:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Citizen-Eco-Drive-Skyhawk-...
So far having got it fitted, I couldn't ask for a better watch, it feels solid, reliable and fairly easy to set once you've got your head round it.
I've got a few of these Citizen ana-digi models in my collection, and they are excellent watches. The annoying thing with this version is that you have to use the crown to change mode - tricky to do while it's on the wrist.
The original version (last pic) changed modes using a pushbutton.





The original version (last pic) changed modes using a pushbutton.





Edited by clockworks on Thursday 31st May 08:41
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