It's a beautiful time-piece, but it feels like no one from Citizen ever used it as a daily-driver.

Totally different watch, but I have similar feelings about my Citizen AT-4008. The UI is just absolutely atrocious, and relies heavily on a very difficult-to-manipulate crown. And some of the features are so poorly thought out as to be essentially broken. Seems to me like Citizen is big on checking boxes for features—the feature list is why I bought my watch—but not so big on making them actually usable.

FWIW, I wound up keeping mine past the return window, but honestly I wish I'd returned it.

I have this watch (in 2 different colors too). It's a great deal, pretty much as cheap as it ever gets.

I love it because it's a good looking watch, it's got a sapphire crystal, and you never have to set it. It's radio controlled with a perpetual calendar, so as long as it gets some light occasionally (it's solar powered), you can pick it up after any amount of time and not worry about setting it, which is huge for me as I like to cycle between a larger rotation of watches.

That said, it is a quartz watch creeping up on nice automatic prices so some people won't consider it for that reason alone

edit: the black/red stainless steel version is $199, incredible price. Note that this one is a little heavier as the black/blue is titanium