>>18484862
Thanks anon. I became a "watch enthusiast" only like 2 months ago, and this is my first $1k+ purchase. I wanted something small, light, comfortable, low maintenance, inconspicuous, well engineered, and elegantly designed for my first serious "daily wear" watch. I really appreciate the craftsmanship that went into this, and think it's a neat looking watch. I know people shit on Citizen, but it's not easy to build something like this (It's like the 4th thinnest watch in the world, and the top 3 are all >$500k).