Citizen Women's EW3030-50A Eco-Drive Corso Stainless Steel Watch

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amazing, i love it, looks good and it works, i recommend this item, its worth the price.

Citizen Women's EW3030-50A Eco-Drive Corso Stainless Steel Watch
womens dive watches

    Imported
    Featuring Citizen's Eco-Drive E000 movement, this compelling watch is a classically designed timepiece that is powered by light and never needs a battery.
    Three-hand with date, day-date
    Silver tone stainless steel, decorative bezel
    Mineral crystal
    Water resistant to 99 feet (30 M): withstands rain and splashes of water, but not showering or submersion

Watch Information
Brand, Seller, or Collection Name     Citizen
Model number     EW3030-50A
Part Number     EW3030-50A
Model Year     2007
Item Shape     Round
Dial window material type     Mineral
Display Type     Analog
Clasp     Fold-Over Clasp with Double Push-Button Safety
Metal stamp     None
Case material     Stainless steel
Case diameter     25 millimeters
Case Thickness     8
Band Material     Stainless steel
Band length     womens
Band width     14 millimeters
Band Color     Silver
Dial color     Grey
Bezel material     Stainless steel
Bezel function     Stationary
Calendar     Day and date
Special features     solar
Item weight     16 Ounces
Movement     Japanese quartz
Water resistant depth     99 Feet

womens dive watches description
A stunning, clean-lined watch. I've been wearing this watch for a couple weeks now, its so comfortable I forget I'm wearing it. Nice brushed steel band, a brighter silver ring around the face - and after exposing the face to light for awhile the hands glow green in the dark, then fade, which is a cool trick. It's not too bulky/big and not too dainty/small. Out of the box, the band was too long, be prepared to get it resized if you're anywhere near a regular wrist size.

The image here shows a darker blue-gray face - in reality it's simply gray, but that doesn't detract from it in any aesthetic way. That's actually why I picked this one, for the unique gray face. And if you are wondering about how you would ever replace the uniquely shaped band if it becomes worn looking from much use (like my last Fossil watch) - Citizen watches come with a five year limited warranty and all the Citizen Worldwide Service Centers are listed in the accompanying instruction booklet - emailing them or sending it in for a replacement band would probably be the only way to get the exact same Citizen band if it's possible.

And about the "fueled by light" feature - you don't have to wonder if your watch is getting enough light and will suddenly stop from lack of charge or something - I've been wearing mine for awhile and wearing it regularly makes that a non-issue. With a full charge its supposed to last six months in the dark. No batteries ever needed. All around a handsome, understated sleek and silver watch.