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Yesterday 8:41 AM

Citizen Men's 42mm Eco-Drive Sport Super Titanium Analog Watch (Blue Dial)

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Amazon has Citizen Men's 42mm Eco-Drive Sport Super Titanium Analog Watch (Blue Dial, AW1240-57L) for $299.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member Dmytro_B for posting this deal.

Product Info:
  • Eco-Drive technology: Powered by light, any light. Never needs a battery.
  • Eco-Drive Movement (Caliber J810): 3 Hand, Date
  • Silver-tone Super Titanium 42mm case with a sapphire crystal window
  • Silver-tone Super Titanium 22mm bracelet band featuring fold-over clasp with push buttons
  • Water resistant up to 100 meters
  • 5-year warranty
  • UPC: 013205145971

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Amazon has Citizen Men's 42mm Eco-Drive Sport Super Titanium Analog Watch (Blue Dial, AW1240-57L) for $299.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member Dmytro_B for posting this deal.

Product Info:
  • Eco-Drive technology: Powered by light, any light. Never needs a battery.
  • Eco-Drive Movement (Caliber J810): 3 Hand, Date
  • Silver-tone Super Titanium 42mm case with a sapphire crystal window
  • Silver-tone Super Titanium 22mm bracelet band featuring fold-over clasp with push buttons
  • Water resistant up to 100 meters
  • 5-year warranty
  • UPC: 013205145971

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Written by RevOne | Staff

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Written by Dmytro_B

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Yesterday 6:29 PM
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BeigeNose688Yesterday 6:29 PM
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I would instead go for the slightly less expensive Zenshin: https://amzn.to/4xI4UFI

That said, if they had the Zenshin Super Titanium Automatik NK5020-58 (https://citizenwatch.eu/en/info/z...-titanium/) at this price, I'd be all over it!
Yesterday 8:03 PM
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Radioactive_scoopulaYesterday 8:03 PM
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Quote from BeigeNose688 View quoted comment :
I would instead go for the slightly less expensive Zenshin: https://amzn.to/4xI4UFIThat said, if they had the Zenshin Super Titanium Automatik NK5020-58 (https://citizenwatch.eu/en/info/z...-titanium/) at this price, I'd be all over it!
The Zenshin is showing a price of $393...
Yesterday 8:47 PM
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MarioMasterYesterday 8:47 PM
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Ticks most of the Citizen boxes: Super titanium, Sapphire Crystal. If it had radio controlled and 200M water resist, it would have been an excellent deal.

Also battery charge indicator, but that's personal preference
Yesterday 11:54 PM
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BucknifeJonesYesterday 11:54 PM
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Nice looking watch with premium materials
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GalactusToday 1:20 AM
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Quote from MarioMaster View quoted comment :
Ticks most of the Citizen boxes: Super titanium, Sapphire Crystal. If it had radio controlled and 200M water resist, it would have been an excellent deal.

Also battery charge indicator, but that's personal preference
What's the use case for 200m that this 100m watch can't handle?
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WubblesToday 2:00 AM
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BeigeNose688Today 5:20 AM
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Quote from Galactus View quoted comment :
What's the use case for 200m that this 100m watch can't handle?
Snorkeling or diving. 100M does not mean you can use it for saturation diving, or even should rely on it being used for extended snorkeling. From Citizen: "With a water resistance of 10 bar, it is also ideal for everyday use." Generally 200M is considered safe for swimming, snorkeling, and recreational diving. Once you get to more technical dives, you probably want something a bit beefier.

Note, this is all a bit wishy-washy. There are two different ISO standards for dive watches, but this is the general advice. 100M is fine for incidental water: you wore it into the shower, etc. But if you plan on it being submerged are being pushed through the water (swimming) you have temporary increases of pressure beyond the hydrostatic pressure.

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