Citizen has lately been trying very hard to capture a younger generation of watch seekers with their Eco-Drive timepieces, and their Drive 2.0 series has been more of a mixed bag, than anything that really has remained outrageous. That has also shown in their new World Chronograph A-T watch. The piece doesn't look bad at first and can tell very easy time. But that isn't reason why I wouldn't recommend this piece. I found this watch to be a watch that is much, much more difficult to setup than even their mighty Skyhawk watches. It does look nice on the outside, but I found this watch to be more of a problem from the inside. It doesn't fit so bad on the wrist, but I couldn't even set the time going from New York to Paris in a heartbeat. I would honestly definitely pass this one up, and look for something better to pass the time away from Citizen.

Price: C

Setup & Comfort: C 1/2+

Overall: C