OUPINKE Men's Automatic Skeleton Watch vs Citizen Corso Eco-Drive Watch
Buy the Citizen Corso for a daily watch you wear without thinking about it. Its Eco-Drive solar movement never needs winding or a battery change, and 100 m water resistance plus sapphire cover it for swimming and showers. The OUPINKE is the pick if you want an open skeleton dial and exhibition caseback as a dress piece. Owners of that style of automatic praise the look and value, but a 21-jewel automatic needs regular wear or winding to keep time, and 50 m resistance is splash-only.
- Choose the OUPINKE if you want a skeleton dial and exhibition caseback as a conversation piece and accept winding it to keep it running.
- Choose the Citizen Corso if you want one watch for work, weekends and swimming that never needs a battery or a wind.
Prices
- OUPINKE Men's Automatic Skeleton Watch: $227.04 at eBay (last seen Nov 9)
- Citizen Corso Eco-Drive Watch: $251.00 at Ducci Jewellers (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the OUPINKE Men's Automatic Skeleton Watch is $23.96 cheaper than the Citizen Corso Eco-Drive Watch at the latest prices (Nov 9)
