Finally Citizen is receiving the credit they are long owed. Eco-Drive technology is extremely impressive and ecologically friendly. Still, people don't wear technology; people want to wear watches that they find attractive. Enter the Citizen Calibre collection... hand assembled watches that look great. For sophisticated watch collectors, the hand assembled Citizen Campanola line includes astronomical watches as well as perpetual calendars with day, date, month, moonphase and year indicators. For pilots, the Citizen Skyhawk is the ticket. Citizen also offer professional dive watches, most notably a 1000 meter water resistant titanium watch with a 46mm case! Founded in 1930, Citizen is now the largest producer of watches in the world.

To learn more about Citizen watches, I recommend a visit to the Seiko & Citizen Watch Forum. One of my favorite watch sites is the Poor Man's Watch Forum, where you will find friendly folks engaged in discussing inexpensive watches from a variety of brands. Last, but definitely not least, is Jayhawk's photo database of Japanese watches.

Watch Crazy's Skyhawk review

Watch Crazy's Elegance review

Watch Crazy's Navihawk review

Skyhawk titanium review

SteveG's pictoral review of his Citizen dive watch

Time2watch's Cyber Aqualand review

LesZ's Seiko Worldtimer versus Citizen Worldtimer "FaceOff"

LesZ's superlative review of the Citizen Skyhawk

LesZ's review of the Navihawk

LesZ's review comparing a 1975 Citizen dive watch with a modern Seiko dive watch