Cynthia Thomas
I was looking for a light blue men watch. It's very nice and high-quailty. Just kinda too big for me.

Jose Jones
Great addition to my Citizen Eco collection! Receive many compliments.

Ashley Adams
I like the way this watch looks and I received compliments when I wore it. But less than one year later, it stopped keeping accurate time. I thought maybe the battery needed replacing, but I did that and the problem persists. This is a huge disappointment because the $20 Casio I bought at the same time still works perfectly. What a disappointment.

Kelly Mitchell
One thing I have known about collecting watches over the years is that you sometimes need to know what your style is and why watches can appeal to your eyes. They really match your mood and distinction with your everyday life. I have loved watches from brands like Invicta, Seiko and lesser-known brands like Pulsar. I sometimes forget about Citizen, because they have made some excellent solar-powered watches with their Eco-Drive line. But they have failed to match brands like Guess, Casio G-Shock and Invicta in longevity. This watch from Citizen works well with their sporty Drive collection. This Weekender Solar-powered watch looks good and is very easy to manager. It has distinctive solar-powered quartz movement and lovely illumination on the hands. It reminds me of my first Citizen watch, a limited edition from the 2012 U.S. Open, which still works well today. The watch looks great, but there could've been more to make it better for the money like stronger water resistance that matches Citizen's earlier watches, and a unidirectional bezel. The Weekender still looks good for the money. Still, I would consider a different Citizen watch is this is going to be your first one in the solar-powered legacy Citizen has had for years.Price: CSetup & Comfort: C+Overall: C 1/2+