Customer Reviews

Citizen Men's NH6931-06E 1000 Meter Professional Diver Automatic Watch

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Under the product specification chart it says that this watch movement is Japanese - quartz. That is wrong; the movement is automatic and clearly says on the watchs' face. I have this watch for 5 years now. Still works great. The only downside is that the watch stops working shortly after you take it off your wrist. I have many automatic watches and this one is the one that dies first.

I received this watch through Amazon and received outstanding service. There is an additional strap extension included for folks that have very large wrists. I am very happy with this purchase.

I sold off 4 watches to get one of these. I am glad I did. I have worn this every day since I got it, so it is a watch 'rotation killer'.

If you like big dive watches, but hate the weight of SS watches, this is your watch. The Ti makes it very wearable, and the Duratect coating gives it a satiny, almost SS look to it, and it is tough as nails to boot. Get a set of Suspa or Walt's strap adapters and you can wear it on the strap of your choice, although the stock rubber strap is fine, too. Mine is averaging about +4 sec/day when worn which is within COSC specs. So who needs an expensive Omega or Rolex for an accurate automatic?

I also love the cool blue lume that is very strong on this watch, and it lasts all night. It is still readable when the morning alarm goes off.

I also like the fact that the bezel can be removed without tools or a watchmaker to clean under it, and to lubricate it. I put some silicone grease on mine and the bezel action is smooth as butta..

This is a well thought out and original design from Citizen. If I were a professional diver, this is the watch I would trust.

I received this watch via UPS today. It is a ginormous, incredibly attractive watch. However, the band/strap is too small for my wrist...and my wrist is not unnaturally large. After an hour of test-wearing it around the house, I had to loosen it up one hole, which pegged me into the next-to-last hole on the band. Even at the third hole, the "keeper" would not secure the (short) excess threaded through the buckle, causing the buckle to protrude and potentially catch on stuff. The principle problem is that the strap is proprietary to just this model/maker of watches, so a ready-made solution is not available. I called Citizen Watch company and they confirmed that there are no other Citizen bands that fit this model.

That said, after poking around the intartoobs, I did find that there are a couple of after-market solutions. Two sources provide adapters that allow Zulu- or NATO-type straps and both sources make pin-type adapters. Either "fix" will cost between $30 and $80 (or more), which is reasonable, I suppose. However, I'd like a stock, warrantied solution. Tomorrow, I will contact Amazon to return this watch, but I still rate it 5 stars because it is a nice watch for people with the wrists of an 8-year old.

If you are looking for an automatic,fine & detailed design,
titanium with 1000m diving capability,never miss this one!