I have a Rolex Date Just that is almost identical to this watch.  The only difference is, the Rolex needs to be on a winder and the Rolex gains about five seconds a day.  This Citizen watch keeps near perfect time and it doesn't need to be wound.  In fact it never needs a new battery since it is solar (light) powered.  I bought the men's version of this watch because it's easier to see the time and date than with the women's version.  I don't really care for "dainty" jewelry.  I use this watch as an every-day piece of jewelry.  I wear the Rolex when I don't really care what the correct time is and I want to impress my lady friends.

I choose Citizen because my husband has a Citizen Men's JY0005-50E Eco-Drive Skyhawk A-T  Titanium Watch that keeps perfect time due to it's "atomic" feature that updates every night to the exact time automatically.  In fact, he sold his Rolex because, as a watch it looks good, but as a time piece, it doesn't work that well.  When he did wear his Rolex, it didn't impress his men friends like his Citizen Skyhawk watch does.  He doesn't have any lady friends to impress and he better not have.