- Does the Citizen Nighthawk CA0295-58E need a battery?
- No. It uses Citizen Eco-Drive, a solar quartz movement charged by light. Keep it exposed to daylight and it runs indefinitely without battery changes.
- How does it compare with the standard Nighthawk BJ7000?
- This CA0295 version adds a chronograph and tachymeter on a steel bracelet, while the BJ7000 is a simpler three-hand dual-time model. Both share the pilot styling, Eco-Drive and 200 m rating.
- Is it safe to swim with?
- Yes. The 200 m water resistance covers swimming and snorkeling. It is not rated for scuba diving, and you should avoid pressing the pushers underwater.
- What is the case size?
- The case measures about 42 mm across and roughly 12 mm thick, so it wears large but not oversized on most wrists.
- What is in the box?
- The watch on its stainless steel bracelet, a Citizen presentation box and the instruction manual. No extra strap is included.
- Can the bracelet be resized?
- Yes. It uses pin-and-collar links and a fold-over clasp, so a jeweler can remove links for a proper fit.
- Where is the Citizen Nighthawk CA0295-58E cheapest?
- At Zales, for $402.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Citizen Nighthawk CA0295-58E?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Abt Electronics, Zales, Citizen Watch, Kay Jewelers, Jared.