A really nice watch for the money.  It makes a good work watch that you probably won't mind getting a little scratched and dinged up.  It's thin, light and you'll probably forget you're wearing it.  It keeps accurate time and with eco-drive you don't ever have to worry about batteries. The fit and finish are very good, the only thing I didn't like is the weird sort of rounded over edge of the case sides.  I would have preferred a more defined edge to the case, but with the brushed finish and rounded edge it doesn't catch much light and kinda goes unnoticed on the wrist.  The strap was too thickly padded and doesn't really match this watch in my opinion.  The design of the dial and the thin profile works well
 with button up shirts and polos, but it looked out of place with t-shirts or more casual clothing.  From the viewing distance of an observer, the dial of this watch looks classier and more expensive than the competing Seiko SNK795, though the Seiko is still a nice watch, comes with a steel bracelet, and the overall shape and design seem to work with more styles of clothing and occasions.  The Seiko is also an automatic and that seems to matter to a lot of people, but for this price point and for daily/work purposes I prefer the more convenient and accurate time keeping of this Cititzen watch. There's no seconds hand which might bother some people, but if you already have a few watches all with seconds hands it makes the look of this one more unique and interesting.