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Tissue in a Bra But Still Nice: Citizen AW1760 (Patreon)

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2023-12-04 06:53:24
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2026-06
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TD and I review these Eco Drive Citizens and get kooky. But you'll find that behind the laughs we'll give you a good review on these AW1760s and make the case for their high value. Buy quick if you like them b. they'll be gone soon.  

Citizen AW1760 series, xlnt colors, solar powered   https://tinyurl.com/6wtzves8 

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Tissue in a Bra But Still Nice: Citizen AW1760

TD and I review these Eco Drive Citizens and get kooky. But you'll find that behind the laughs we'll give you a good review on these AW1760s and make the case for their high value. Buy quick if you like them b. they'll be gone soon. Citizen AW1760 series, xlnt colors, solar powered https://tinyurl.com/6wtzves8 https://tinyurl.com/ycyn7vau

Comments

Corbin McNeal

Let's gooo watch review ITS 0100 😂

Mike Y

Identifies as a dive watch.

Casey Jones

I have a couple eco drives, really like them. As always there’s lots of 2nd cool with watches. The non-rotating bezel is no factor for me. This is a value eco drive, one of their least expensive models. Can’t get everything for under $200, but still a good piece.

hoplite ⚔️

Fun review. Great colors. Have wanted a turquoise dive watch for a long time. Psych out bezel is dumb. No thanks. I also like an illuminated pip on the bezel.

Mason Monroe McElroy

The fixed bezel ruins the second cool for me. I can't stand "props". That said, I love the watch reviews.

Hold Fast Joe

I was gifted an eco drive and it's great! I live in cold areas and wear the eco drive a decent amount. I've only needed to put mine in a window once in two years as I had it in a drawer for a few months. Eco drive is pretty nice This particular watch looks nice to me. If I expect to want or need timing I'll grab a chrono. Never got into the habit of using a dive watch bezel

Plumber Angelo

Cool colors, nice looking watches. The bezel does make me sad though. Thanks Nutn!

Dusty Sabedra

Another great watch review! I’m sure i am alone here but I don’t mind the fixed bezel. I would wear this just for the looks and use another watch for those tool type purposes. Nutn, did you try on the sea foam rubber strap? Is it comfortable or stiff? Thanks!

Chris Lacher

I really enjoy your watch reviews. The other stuff too, of course. But most of us don't have the space for dozens of firearms, and keeping them all running (and well fed) is expensive and time consuming. Most of us would probably like to live on a ranch in the wide-open, but simply don't, and going shooting is an operation - procuring ammo, going to a range, etc. That's one reason reviews of firearms are popular. We enjoy the reviews, but mostly aren't running out and purchasing every "yes I'd buy". Knives and watches are another matter. They take up way less space, are cheap to feed, and lots of fun to use in daily life: just put a knife in your pocket, a watch on each wrist, and head out. So, here's a vote to keep the watch reviews. (See next post.)

Chris Lacher

Nutn, have you tried out the new pu-rubber linked bracelets on the Deep Blue web site? I got one last summer. It has become my most comfortable way to carry a dive watch. After an initial try, I got a couple more, replacing all of my deep blue silicon straps. Much lighter than steel, and a little softer, but with the same non-binding fit. In the last six months these have been my daily wear. So far, they seem quite durable. Try one!

Chris Lacher

BTW - great seeing your son. I think I detect a subtle change in your relationship. Congratulations to both of you on his pilot job.

DudeDudeDude

I would be so possed if I ordered that and the bezel was non functional. I use the bezel for basic timing several times a week. Lol at TDs curve prosthetics knowledge.