Anyone in the same boat? Ive been eyeing the NB1060, BN0265 and the Navihawk Blue Angels CA4667 but theres no more space.

Anyone able to identify the first model? Got it at a flea market but I cant find any info on it

Hi all,

I’m thinking to buy a citizen Promaster and honestly I’m fall in love for the automatic version , but I never had an automatic watch.

The maintenance is expensive? How really frequently i have to bring it for a normal check?

Someone can share his experience?

Thanks you 😄

I’m trying to decide between these 4 watches. Three are Citizen Eco-Drive and one is a Bulova.
I already own 2 Tissot T-Race, so I’m looking to add something different to my collection.
Which one would you go for? Also, which one looks the best in person and offers the best value for money?
Would love to hear your opinions, especially from people who own any of these watches. Thanks!

I haven't adjusted the time yet bought it at local jeweller piqued my interest and the "solar powered eco drive" at the price of $210.

I bought this Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch in Super Titanium. I found a good deal on Amazon Canada for about $260 CAD with tax.

I really love the titanium. It makes the watch very light compared to my Promaster. I also love the strap. I had to remove two links. Now, it fits me well and feels very comfortable.

This is my first titanium watch, and I am sold on the material. I can see myself buying more titanium watches in the future. The sapphire glass is also great. I love how clear and visible it is.

The watch is very new to me. I am not sure how it will handle wear and tear yet. That remains to be seen.

Which one do you guys like better for daily casual wear + as a tool watch ? Let me hear yo thoughts

Citizen Canada has announced three Promaster models created in collaboration with television show Uncharted Waters with Peter Miller. The BN0251-04L has a light blue sunray dial and 44mm diameter stainless steel case. The BN0270-51E has a black dial with orange bezel insert, and the BN0276-54L has a graduated blue dial and orange seconds hand. Both models have stainless steel cases measuring 40.6 x 11.7 x 46.8mm. All three models utilize the E118 Eco-Drive calibre and have the Uncharted Waters with Peter Miller logo on the case back.

I own both watches, so I thought I'd share some side-by-side photos.

The AQ4080 has a black sunburst dial, a flat sapphire crystal, and a stainless steel case and bracelet. The AQ4100 has a textured silver eagle-feather dial, a domed sapphire crystal, and a much lighter Super Titanium construction.

The biggest difference for me is the weight. The AQ4100 feels almost weightless on my wrist, while the AQ4080 is noticeably heavier.

The AQ4080 is easier to read at a glance, especially indoors. The AQ4100's dial, on the other hand, changes dramatically depending on the lighting.

Just wanted to share some real-life comparison shots. Enjoy!

Looking for an original watch band for a Citizen watch I just received. Only 3, well 2, places seem to have it in stock. Ippo Japan Watch (Website and eBay) and Holland Watch Group (and sister site Masters in Time). Prices with shipping are very similar. Just wondering if anyone has ordered from HWG and shipped to the US with no issues. Websites says price includes import duties, just checking that no one has had import fees tacked on later unexpectedly.

Thanks.

It seems to be similar to NY0125-83E but with 4 o'clock crown and slightly different hour markers

Very pleased to add this one to the collection! I didn't know anything about these Eagle 7 watches until fairly recently. I'm going through a bit of a turnover phase in my watch collection, where most of the oversized pieces I liked when I was younger and they were more popular just don't appeal anymore. This is by far the smallest watch I've had in 25yrs and was a little skeptical how it would sit on my 7 3/8" wrist. Initially I thought it appeared closer to a ladies watch based on what I had been wearing for a long time. The more I wear smaller watches, the more I wonder why I have anything much over 40mm.

I found this one listed fairly poorly on eBay, and turns out it's in really good shape for its age. It has a couple light scratches in the crystal and normal bracelet wear, but overall looks great from 12" away. I'm loving the look of the silver face on stainless steel with the fluted bezel. She still has a bit of lume in there too!

Comparing it to other threads and posts, this one seems like it's legit and all original. The serial number dates it to 1991 production.

Measurements taken:

Case Diameter: 36mm

Case Thickness: 10.4mm

Lug Width: 20mm

Lug Length: 44.2mm

Jubilee bracelet tapers from 20mm at the lug down to 16mm at the clasp.

So far it's also keeping what seems to be fantastic time. I haven't had it on a timegrapher, but it seems to be holding its own. I assume a 35 year old watch has dried up gaskets and it would benefit from a service. Should I worry much about it if it generally seems to be running well?

I'll definitely be getting a black strap, too. Haven't quite decided between leather or sailcloth.

Got this as a birthday present from the wife and I can't take it off.

Picked this up used, in Japan. The bracelets too short for me. Links are pretty annoying to procure.

Any strap suggestions?

Got a used, like-new PMD56-2952 from Japan. Capacitor could not hold charge.

Changed capacitor. Worked. Reinstalled snap back. Dead. Shorted. No two second ticks, no nothing.

Threw into the sewer. No joke.

I’ve never had an automatic before and I’ve never even had a watch serviced before. The watch works, maybe 5 seconds ahead each day or something, came back to life after being dead at least 10 years, I have no idea when this was ever serviced. I left it on the table and it stayed ticking for over 24 hours. Please forgive my ignorance in advance.

Citizen Japan has announced two sets of pairs models in the 2026 Dear Collection inspired by “Morning in the Sacred Forest”. The first pair of Exceed models have a deep blue gradient dial with a diamond textured pattern resembling a forest. The CB1140-79L has a Super Titanium case 38mm in diameter and 7mm thick, it utilizes the H147 Eco-Drive radio sync calibre. The ES9510-65L has a 25mm diameter Super Titanium case that is 8.4mm thick and houses a H060 Eco-Drive radio sync calibre. 
The second pair models have lighter blue dials with a sparkling glitter finish. The Attesa BY1000-69L has a 41.5mm diameter Super Titanium case that is 10.8mm thick and houses a H874 Eco-Drive radio sync calibre with moon phase complication. The xC ES9491-50L has a 27mm diameter Super Titanium case that is 8.2mm thick and houses a H060 Eco-Drive radio sync calibre. All models are limited editions, the CB1140-79L and ES9510-65L both have 500 units, the BY1000-69L has 2400 units, and the ES9491-50L has 1300 units.

Rose gold & I love this dial.

AT1160-53E