Buy.com has the Citizen BL5250-02L Eco-Drive Mens Leather Watch for $220 with free shipping. Features titanium case, brown leather strap with white contrast stitching, date displays at 4 oclock position, 200-meter water resistance.
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Citizen Eco-Drive watches rock. I've had the Calibre 2100 for a little over 5 years now and love it. The only thing I've had done to it is to replace the mineral crystal with a sapphire. In the 5 years I've had it, the power meter has never dropped out of the "full" range.
or you can get the non-eco versions for $100 less, then with batteries good for 4 years costing $1 each, you're set for 400 years.
Agreed. My favorite watch brand. They got some good looking models.
For reasons not worth sharing, I've wound up with 3 Eco-Drive watches. All have been functioning perfectly for years, including a perpetual calendar model.
how did you change the crystal?
It will stop after 10 years.
If you are lucky, it may last up to 20 years.
Just get a cheap Casio 10 year battery watch.
Any watch repair shop can do that.
Barring damage/physical abuse, their lifespan is much better than 10 years these days, the prior post must have been referring to many years ago when battery tech wasn't as good as it is today.
The batteries can be replaced but probably not worth the trouble.
#5 - I sent it to Citizen. The mineral crystal got very scratched up. I asked them if they could replace it with a sapphire crystal. They said they would do it for $100 (it was about $40 to replace with a mineral) so I went ahead with the sapphire. I've had the sapphire in for about two years and it hasn't a single scratch on it. It looks much better too. I would not take it to any repair shop for something like this. They will most likely rune the waterproof seal.
I have a Bulova watch right now, but I've been really interested in getting a Citizen. My friend has one and it looks sexy. Hopefully going to purchase one in the next year or so.
Who still wears watches these days? I don't think I've had one on in about 10 years. Stylish..yes, necessary..no.
Only poor people don't wear a watch because $3 is a lot of money to them.