This was a gift for my girlfriend and after looking at many different watch brands and styles, I decided to go with Citizen. Most of my decision stemmed from the fact that I currently own one myself (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Mens-Citizen-Eco-Drive-Calibre-2100-Watch-in-Stainless-Steel-AV0031-59A/dp/B000EQTXXA/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Mens Citizen Eco Drive Calibre 2100 Watch in Stainless Steel (AV0031-59A)</a>) and I've always liked the build quality and design of their watches.

This watch proved to be just as awesome even though it's quite a bit smaller and much lighter than mine. Of course, as a women's watch, this is expected. The ONLY reason I brought it up is because when comparing the lighter watches to the ones with much larger bands, the metal on the smaller ones can often feel cheap. It's not an issue of quality...it really comes down to the weight. This watch does not feel cheap even though it is very light.

The pink face is actually a bit of a darker shade than the photos show, but don't worry, it's not stepping into the realm of maroon or anything! I just mentioned it because it was something I was worried about before purchasing. The photo shows a really light pink and I was happy that it came out very close to matching.

As with most wrist watches, this one was easy to resize on my own. I wouldn't recommend it unless you have the proper size tools to make this happen. Otherwise you're liable to break something or severely scratch it. But it's as easy as popping out the pins and removing some links. To get an idea of size, I tried this watch on before resizing and I could have taken 1 link out with my wrist measuring about 7 inches around. On my girlfriend's wrist, I had to remove 4 links. If I remember correctly, there were at least 8 links that could be removed.

Overall, this is a very nice watch and she loved it!