Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 Watch For Baselworld 2015
Citizen watches will follow-up the very impressive Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F100 watch (hands-on review here) from 2014 with this 2015 Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 watch that adds additional functionality and only marginally increases the case thickness. Each of the initial Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 watches will further be part of a limited edition and even offer some case durability upgrades. If you liked the Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F100 and wanted just a bit more to push you over the edge in making a purchase, the Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 might be the piece that makes you pull the trigger on this great-looking GPS watch.Citizen and Seiko are battling head-to-head again for dominance in the sophisticated-looking GPS watch market. Seiko has their Astron collection, while Citizen has the Satellite Wave series. Citizen just upped the ante a bit with the Citizen Eco-Drive Satellite Wave F900 by not only adding new features, but making the movemen

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I am always worried when I have to send a watch to the manufacturer for warranty or repair work as somehow things just never come back perfect like they should... but I've only read fantastic things about APSC and my steel diver needed to be sent in for various reasons. My steel diver has been running fast since the very first day I received it... never sent it in since I was too worried that fixing that would mess something else up. I also noticed that the inner bezel of my diver had a defect, it didn't align perfectly with the hour indices on the dial (misprinted). And finally, just before I sent the watch in, I noticed that the inverted triangle at 12 o'clock had a pit or hole on the lume... so I decided to send the watch in to take care of all these issues under warranty and to get my 3rd year warranty extension.I emailed them a few times to confirm their address and response was quite good. They also sent me an email once the watch arrived and it contained a document stating the c

Looking for some advice from the experts.
Hi Folks,I love the passion of the AP forum and look forward to having one myself soon. I'm trying to decide between 15400 and the diver. I am a casual dresser and sporty person. My feeling is that the 15400 is classic and a lifetime watch. I do however like the heft and look of the diver greatly. I'm caught up in the mindset of do I get what I like more now or get what I think is a forever piece. (That is not to say the Diver cant be a forever piece also though). I can't get them both as I'm sure many would like to suggest.My current collection is 116610 LV, 216570 polar, patek 5711 blue, PAM 359. I have included some snaps from an AD visit recently.cheersMichael

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