Citizen
Citizen Eco-Drive Silhouette Gold-Tone Ladies Watch 23 mm
Solar-powered quartz watch with a 23 mm gold-tone stainless steel case and bracelet, black dial and splash resistance
- AgeAdult
- Eco-Drive light power removes battery changes
- Gold-tone stainless steel case resists daily wear
- 23 mm case fits slender wrists comfortably
- Black dial ensures clear time reading
- Splash resistant design handles accidental water exposure
Gold-Tone Ladies Watch
The Citizen Eco-Drive Silhouette is a 23 mm gold-tone stainless steel watch with a matching bracelet and black dial. It uses a quartz movement powered by light, so no battery changes are required. The case is splash resistant for everyday exposure to water. It is sized for adult wrists.
Suitable For Light Everyday Wear
This watch suits buyers who want a slim gold-tone dress watch that runs on light. It is not for divers or swimmers who need water resistance beyond splashes. Buyers who prefer a larger case diameter or a leather strap should look at other models.
Consistent Light-Powered Operation
Under sustained daily use the quartz movement draws power from any light source, keeping time without interruption. The splash-resistant case protects the movement from routine moisture such as hand washing or rain. No winding or battery swaps are needed over long periods.
Highlights
- Eco-Drive light power removes battery changes
- Gold-tone stainless steel case resists daily wear
- 23 mm case fits slender wrists comfortably
- Black dial ensures clear time reading
- Splash resistant design handles accidental water exposure
Specifications
| Brand | Citizen |
|---|---|
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
Does the 23 mm case require a specific strap width?
The bracelet is an integral gold-tone stainless steel link band, so no separate strap is needed.
Can the splash-resistant rating handle swimming?
Splash resistance protects against rain and hand-washing; it is not rated for submersion or swimming.
How do I confirm the Eco-Drive cell is charging after I put it on?
The seconds hand advances in one-second steps when the cell has sufficient charge; if it jumps in two-second intervals, expose the dial to light until normal ticking resumes.
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