Citizen Eco-Drive Men's Analog Watch White Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet 41mm AW1676-86A
The Citizen Eco-Drive Men's Analog Watch combines classic styling with light-powered technology. It features a white dial, 41.4mm stainless steel case with two-tone rose gold plating, and a coordinated stainless steel bracelet for a refined everyday appearance.
Powered by Citizen Eco-Drive technology, the watch harnesses light as its energy source and offers an 8-month power reserve. Mineral glass, 10 Bar water resistance, and a fold-over clasp with push button add practical functionality to its classic design.
Key Features
- Eco-Drive Light Powered Movement – Uses Citizen Eco-Drive technology to convert available light into energy for powering the watch.
- 8-Month Power Reserve – Provides up to 8 months of power reserve when sufficiently charged, supporting continued operation even when away from light.
- White Dial – Features a clean white dial that complements the classic styling and two-tone case design.
- 41.4mm Stainless Steel Case – The 41.4mm case provides a balanced wrist presence while maintaining a refined classic profile.
- Two-Tone Rose Gold Plating – The stainless steel case features two-tone rose gold plating for a distinctive and polished appearance.
- Stainless Steel Bracelet – The bracelet uses stainless steel with matching two-tone rose gold plating to coordinate with the case.
- Mineral Glass – Provides protection over the dial during everyday wear.
- 10 Bar Water Resistance – Offers water resistance suitable for everyday use and routine exposure to water.
- Fold-Over Clasp with Push Button – Provides a secure fastening mechanism while allowing convenient opening and closing.
- Analog Display – Features a traditional analog display for straightforward time reading.
- Classic Style – Combines a refined dial, two-tone finish, and stainless steel construction for versatile everyday styling.
- Light-Powered Technology – Designed to operate using light as the energy source, eliminating the need for conventional battery replacement as the primary power method.
