This watch has large numbers in boldface hours, a dial of less than one second, and date window at 3 o'clock. . . . . Stainless steel case. . Black dial with silver tone hands, white hour markers. . Date window at 3 o'clock. . Mineral crystal. . Luminous hands. . Resistant to 100 meters (330 feet) of water. . solar power technology eliminates battery replacement. . 300 day power reserve when fully charged. . genuine leather strap with folding clasp. . Case 43mm wide (about 1 3 / 4 ") ..
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #3691 in Watches
Brand: Citizen
Model: BV1060-15E
Dimensions: 5.12" h x 5.12" w x 5.12" l, .1 pounds
Band material: calfskin
Bezel material: stainless-steel
Case material: stainless-steel
Clasp type: Buckle
Dial color: black
Dial window material: Mineral
Movement type: Japanese-Quartz
Water-resistant to 330 feet
Features
Japanese-Quartz movement
Date function
Sub second dial; Eco Drive technology is fueled by light and it never needs a battery
Screw-down-caseback; Analog display type
Water resistant to 330 feet (100M)
My Personal Review On Citizen Men's BV1060-15E Eco Drive Stainless Steel Watch
BIG and easy to read except the date I ordered this watch because I have another Citizen Eco Drive that I really like. I wanted a casual watch, but do not want big-box buying cheap junk. The image of this watch was attractive, although the picture looks strange hands in the way of green luminescence. In reality, green is barely noticeable.
I suppose I could have paid closer attention to the dimensions of this watch. It's great! It is thick, but slightly larger than average. In my opinion it is almost cartoon large. Those of us with small wrists can not understand the recent competition between manufacturers of wristwatches that as large as possible. Would it be more compact. However, the size makes the watch easy to read - especially with big numbers on the face. So why in the world is far too small ????? You can read the time from the other side of the room, but you need a magnifying glass to read the date. And, no. No Rolex style magnifying glass in the window of time. Citizen, I believe we should give those who designed this an opportunity to go to work at Seiko.
I keep the clock because style-wise it was the only option in a leather band at this time without having to spend much money on an expensive labels, Omega, etc. My other Eco Drive watch is a very good very elegant but casual wear. But I'm interested to see how fast the great circle collects glass scratches. For now I'll just use my cell phone to remind me of the time.
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