<div id="video-block-R37GYAYCC476FZ" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A14pxSouisS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/81VJlNxHA5S.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;Wow! This is a nice looking watch.. Just the right size for my smallish wrist.
It's the same size as my dress watch, but much easier to read.

The band is great, but my wrist size seems to be, right between the hole adjustments. Too tight or too sloppy.
Only took me a few minutes to install one of my favorite 18mm SS bands.
It's got a fine adjustment fit that feels real good on my wrist.
I own a few other 18mm bands that I might try later on.

I was a tad disappointed the second hand didn't line up perfectly with the marks,
but after watching it go around twice, I got over it.

The Lum is great. I was able to read the time (in total darkness) without my glasses. This is was not possible with any of my other watches.

Even with my farsightedness, I can see the secondhand (in normal lighting conditions),
well enough to take my pulse. With my glasses on, this watch looks like a work of art.

I will be checking the time against nist.gov and will edit in the timekeeping results later. Hope I got a good one!

Edit 2/11/2012
I found the RTC in the PC (after sync) is not 100% accurate, (varies a couple secs)
so I've been using the clock in a GPS unit as my master reference.
The GPS and the Fios cable box run exactly 3 seconds apart. (I'm sure the GPS is more correct).
I've been watching the cable box roll over on the minute, right when my second hand moves past 12 o'clock mark.
I'm not sure if this is normal for this type of watch, but after a couple of days,
I figured there would be at least a second or two of error.
So far, I'm not seeing any error at all. I'll post again, when I see the error.
(There must be some error)!

Edit 2/13/2012
The 3 second gap was stable, so I synced the watch to a GPS.
Will try to upload a short video of how close I got it.
This watch has still not shown any noticeable time error.

Edit 2/27/2012
It's been two weeks since I posted the video. The Citizen is 1 to 1.5 seconds slow now.
Right now it looks like it's going to slow, by 3 or 4 seconds a month.
I'll re-synchronize to the GPS during the Daylight Savings change on Sunday, March 11 (Spring Forward).
If the rate of error changes after that, I'll post again.

Edit 3/25/2013
The watch is so accurate, I've stopped trying to follow the error.
When the calender change occurs, I just have to tweak it a few seconds.
It still looks great and I've only got one small scratch on the crystal.
I have not worn my Casio Databank watch since getting this Eco-Drive.

Update 8/16/2017
I wear this watch everyday, all day. The only time I take it off is when I'm sleeping or in the shower.. The crystal is still looking good. Not much wear at all. I really like not having to worry about the battery.. That's why I got my wife a 'similar' smaller version of this watch..
The calendar is small, she doesn't use it. So it only needs to be adjusted twice a year for DST..
Cheers,
Rich