This is a cute little dive watch.  It has one of those knobs that screws out and then pulls out in two stops to adjust the time or date.  It has an illuminated dial, and a rotating ring.

It stopped running three days after I got it.  Now, that is the first time that has EVER happened to me with a watch, and I have bought some pretty cheap watches in my time.  Even the cheapest watches I got lasted for at least several months.  I have come to almost expect this to happen with other electronics, such as MP3 players, printers, etc., but a watch?  And one made by a respected name like Citizen?

I'm not a big believer in sending stuff back to the manufacturer to be repaired.  If something isn't right the first time, it's not likely that it will ever be perfect after a repair.  This is a pretty complicated and expensive watch, being a combination of fancy electronics, a rechargeable battery, and mechanical gearing.

I am a big believer in Amazon's terrific 30-day return policy, though, so this baby is going right back to Amazon for a refund.

As always, the only reason I post this review is to remind all of you folks out there to save your packaging for any electronics that you buy.  Defective products can happen even with a big name brand like Citizen.