Citizen Eco-Drive Watch - Gold Stainless Steel

Eco-Drive technology powers the watch by converting light from any source (natural or artificial) into electrical energy, which is then stored in a rechargeable power cell. This eliminates the need for battery replacements, and a fully charged watch can run for over six months in total darkness.

No, this watch has a water resistance rating of 3 bars (3 ATM), which means it is suitable for everyday use and can withstand splashes, rain, and hand washing. It is not designed for swimming, showering, bathing, or any water sports, as these activities can compromise its water resistance.

To set the time, pull the crown out to the furthest position and turn it. To set the date, pull the crown out to the first click and turn it. Always ensure the crown is fully pushed back in after adjustment to maintain water resistance.

Direct sunlight is the most efficient way to charge your Eco-Drive watch. However, it will also charge under bright indoor fluorescent lights. Avoid charging under incandescent lights at close range for prolonged periods, as this can generate excessive heat.

The Citizen Eco-Drive Gold Stainless Steel Watch comes with a 2-year warranty from the date of purchase, covering manufacturing defects as per the terms and conditions.

Wipe the strap regularly with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints and smudges. For deeper cleaning, use a soft cloth lightly dampened with water and a tiny amount of mild soap, then wipe dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish.

With a weight of 70 grams, this watch is designed to be lightweight and comfortable for all-day wear. The 29mm case diameter also contributes to its unobtrusive and pleasant feel on the wrist.

If your watch doesn't resume normal operation after being fully charged in bright light, or if it runs erratically, there might be an internal issue beyond a simple charge. Please refer to your warranty information for service options or contact Citizen customer support for assistance.

This is typically due to insufficient charge. Expose the watch dial to strong light (e.g., direct sunlight through a window) for several hours. Ensure the watch is not covered by clothing during charging. If it still doesn't resume normal operation after a full charge, consult the warranty information for service.

This indicates the watch's internal 24-hour cycle is offset. Pull the crown out to the furthest position (time setting position). Advance the time by 12 hours. Then, push the crown back in and adjust the date if necessary by pulling the crown to the first click.

While 3-bar water resistant, significant temperature changes or prolonged exposure to high humidity can sometimes cause condensation. Place the watch in a dry, warm place (not hot) to allow it to dissipate naturally. If the condensation persists or is extensive, it suggests a potential seal issue, and the watch should be inspected by a qualified technician to prevent internal damage.