- Is this watch automatic or quartz?
- It is a quartz watch, so it runs on a battery and does not need winding. That makes it more accurate and lower-maintenance than a mechanical chronograph.
- Does the chronograph work as a stopwatch?
- Yes. The chronograph pushers start, stop and reset the stopwatch subdials, which time events up to the dial's marked limit.
- Is it safe to wear in water?
- Citizen steel chronographs of this type are typically rated for everyday water resistance such as handwashing and rain, not for swimming or diving. Check the caseback rating before submerging it.
- How does it compare with a mechanical chronograph?
- It is cheaper to own and more accurate day to day, but it lacks the sweeping seconds hand and serviceable movement of a mechanical watch. For most buyers the quartz version is the easier everyday choice.
- Can the bracelet be resized?
- Yes. The steel bracelet uses standard links, so a jeweler or watch shop can remove links to fit your wrist.
- Where is the Citizen Stainless Steel Chronograph - Grey/Silver cheapest?
- At Jomashop, for $416.50, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Citizen Stainless Steel Chronograph - Grey/Silver?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Jomashop, Zales, Jared, JCPenney, Citizen Watch.