Review - The Citizen AQ4100-65H
***Originally posted to the High Accuracy Quartz forum on Watchuseek, I couldn't resist sharing here too! At long last, here are some photos of and thoughts on one of my new HAQs. Disclaimer that I have sadly already nicked the bezel, so if you notice tha...
The pusher does a few things
The pusher is used for setting the perpetual calendar, but can also be used to show how much charge the watch has, and do a 'factory reset' (to be done in the event that it is not keeping good time). There may be other functions hidden in the manual as we...
Having written a few reviews in the distant past, I'm taken by your communication skills . . .
. . . and sensibilities. Thanks immensely for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. As an aficionado of the Japanese aesthetic and admirer of Citizen I'm much taken by your titanium model. While I've never owned a Citizen their mechanical chrono...
Thank you Dr!
I'm very glad to hear you enjoyed the review. I have gained so much from this site, all possible thanks to great contributors and moderators like yourself, so sharing every once in a while is the least I could do. Citizen is a fabulous brand and I'm glad ...
Thanks for your thorough review.
Last year I purchased The Citizen AQ4091-56M, which is similar to your watch, but not an LE. I like the idea of high accuracy quartz + solar + titanium. I haven't abandoned my mechanicals yet but I seem to increasingly reach for the quartz watches (also h...
Thank you!
The AQ4091-56M is another lovely one, indeed a very similar dial. I also haven't yet had the stomach to sell off my mechanicals. My purchases are infrequent enough that each one of them is such an occasion in my memory, I am rather attached to the watches...