Great review! I have the Citizen Attesa BY1006-62E model with the H874 movement. I would add:Sapphire Crystal, 100m Water Resistance, textured disc representing the moon, and 6-month Power Reserve. The 21mm lug-width is a negative, though! I can't believe how comfortable this watch wears on the wrist and easily slips beneath the cuff.
Thank you for your comment! You are so right, this watch packs in one heck of a deal for the owner of it! I am going to post three reviews in the coming days on the new Series 8 automatic movement watches. They are also amazing for the price! Please subscribe if you have not so those come right up for you! Thanks again!
I really liked your review on this Citizen watch, but unfortunately this beautiful watch cannot be purchased in Australia. I actually love the Super Titanium because it should be more durable against scratches when compared to stainless steel.
Great comment, thank you for watching. I have found a few watches that no longer seem to exist in America by looking at some Japanese websites that you can purchase watches from. The best one I have found is called OneMap Japan. It is a proxy service. Take a look, maybe you can find one 😊
After all you recomend it? I like the moon and the accurate part , but my wrist its small 6.5" 16'5, I searched people with similar wrist but I don't know nothing about wear a watch Do you think its too big watch for a small wrist?Because it's doesn't seems small :(
@@ManuelVargasUreña-j2z it’s perfect for your size wrist, and as it’s titanium, it’s so buttery light you hardly feel it. The purple is harder to find. If you look in the description it has contact information for the shop who owns it. They have it in a glass display case protecting its condition. Jonathan may even be able to give you a better price.
I'd like it better if they remove the redundant FULL EMPTY, use S for SOUTH and N for NORTH, and in the place of TITANIUM show the month like JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH,..., instead. Much room to improve for this model, IMHO.
You should work for a design company, all good points. Especially the word titanium, it seems like an odd place to put it right on top of the moon phase and do we need to know that right up front dead center?
@@MeXtSxDarKmoonX it is radio controlled. Each night around 2am it locks on to a radio wave and takes anywhere from 30 seconds to two minutes and sets the precise time. The only disadvantage is if you do not live within 2000km of a tower it does not always preform this function. As an example, when I travel to my hometown in Maine I do not always get a radio signal there. I have a G-Shock watch that is radio controlled but also consent to your phone through the app. That makes up for the lack of radio signal when you’re in areas such as this. The citizen does not do this. Fort Collins, Colorado has a tower. Live anywhere nearby?
I refuse to pay more than a thousand for a watch. Technology regarding not just power source and movement but also materials has caught up to and surpassed the old elite expensive luxurious watches. A Rolex or insert whatever expensive watch is easily beat out but numerous sub $1,000 watches in today’s market. Now if you’re buying the more so expensive high end watches for namesake, artistry, or something just admit that and I’m fine with.
Incredible feedback thank you. I think there is more than two sides of the fence to all of this watch collecting, don't you? I agree with you I've got a couple of sub $1,000 watches I love. Such as the Seiko sun065. I wear it all the time and I think this is better than so many watches five times the price.
@@MyWatchTherapy there are a few high dollar watches I can’t afford but would like to have. That’s where the artistry factor kicks in. I look for sub $1,000 comparable ones but just can’t find it. So I’ll admit I Ike an expensive watch. I actually love the Citizen -The Citizen SUPER TITANIUM™ but my pockets just can’t afford it. $4,300 watch. 😢
Bought the red/burgundy dial Tsuki-yomi back in February of this year. Been on my wrist since then. I absolutely love it!
Great! No surprise there, I found it hard to take off as well. What are you three top things you like about the watch?
Number 1,the accuracy. Number 2,it’s titanium. Number 3, the overall look and how it wears on the wrist. Hard to beat for the price!
@@slayerrules70 check, check, and check. I too loved how it feels on the wrist, and I am an accuracy geek so loved that too!
Great Citizen watch & detailed review & description ❤
@@MokChweeSeah-v9v thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Great review! I have the Citizen Attesa BY1006-62E model with the H874 movement. I would add:Sapphire Crystal, 100m Water Resistance, textured disc representing the moon, and 6-month Power Reserve. The 21mm lug-width is a negative, though! I can't believe how comfortable this watch wears on the wrist and easily slips beneath the cuff.
Thank you for your comment! You are so right, this watch packs in one heck of a deal for the owner of it! I am going to post three reviews in the coming days on the new Series 8 automatic movement watches. They are also amazing for the price! Please subscribe if you have not so those come right up for you! Thanks again!
2.5 yr power reserve
I really really love your watch.🎉😅
I really liked your review on this Citizen watch, but unfortunately this beautiful watch cannot be purchased in Australia.
I actually love the Super Titanium because it should be more durable against scratches when compared to stainless steel.
Great comment, thank you for watching. I have found a few watches that no longer seem to exist in America by looking at some Japanese websites that you can purchase watches from. The best one I have found is called OneMap Japan. It is a proxy service. Take a look, maybe you can find one 😊
After all you recomend it? I like the moon and the accurate part , but my wrist its small 6.5" 16'5, I searched people with similar wrist but I don't know nothing about wear a watch Do you think its too big watch for a small wrist?Because it's doesn't seems small :(
@@ManuelVargasUreña-j2z it’s perfect for your size wrist, and as it’s titanium, it’s so buttery light you hardly feel it. The purple is harder to find. If you look in the description it has contact information for the shop who owns it. They have it in a glass display case protecting its condition. Jonathan may even be able to give you a better price.
I'd like it better if they remove the redundant FULL EMPTY, use S for SOUTH and N for NORTH, and in the place of TITANIUM show the month like JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH,..., instead. Much room to improve for this model, IMHO.
You should work for a design company, all good points. Especially the word titanium, it seems like an odd place to put it right on top of the moon phase and do we need to know that right up front dead center?
Nice watch but Citizen didn't need to print Titanium where they did. It looks very out of place.
I agree, it is already indicated on the caseback so why also have it front and center on the dial? Appreciate your thoughts on that.
I have silver and blue watches citizen tsuki-yomi
@@robertjandelange1982 the silver is another stunner! How is the comfort on wrist for you?
@@MyWatchTherapy great
So, is the moonphase radio controlled as well? Or do i manually have to set it, thats my main issue from buying it
@@MeXtSxDarKmoonX it is radio controlled. Each night around 2am it locks on to a radio wave and takes anywhere from 30 seconds to two minutes and sets the precise time. The only disadvantage is if you do not live within 2000km of a tower it does not always preform this function. As an example, when I travel to my hometown in Maine I do not always get a radio signal there. I have a G-Shock watch that is radio controlled but also consent to your phone through the app. That makes up for the lack of radio signal when you’re in areas such as this. The citizen does not do this. Fort Collins, Colorado has a tower. Live anywhere nearby?
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I refuse to pay more than a thousand for a watch. Technology regarding not just power source and movement but also materials has caught up to and surpassed the old elite expensive luxurious watches. A Rolex or insert whatever expensive watch is easily beat out but numerous sub $1,000 watches in today’s market. Now if you’re buying the more so expensive high end watches for namesake, artistry, or something just admit that and I’m fine with.
Incredible feedback thank you. I think there is more than two sides of the fence to all of this watch collecting, don't you? I agree with you I've got a couple of sub $1,000 watches I love. Such as the Seiko sun065. I wear it all the time and I think this is better than so many watches five times the price.
@@MyWatchTherapy there are a few high dollar watches I can’t afford but would like to have. That’s where the artistry factor kicks in. I look for sub $1,000 comparable ones but just can’t find it. So I’ll admit I Ike an expensive watch. I actually love the Citizen -The Citizen SUPER TITANIUM™ but my pockets just can’t afford it. $4,300 watch. 😢
@@anonymoussurname the AQ4060-50a is one of my favorite pricey Citizens. Check it out.
lame clasp.
@@TheGpono I agree, they sort of made that an afterthought.