- Does the Bianca really never need a battery?
- Yes. Eco-Drive charges from any light through a solar cell under the dial, so there is no battery to replace. Keep it in light regularly; a drawer for weeks can let the charge run down.
- How big is the case?
- The curved rectangular stainless-steel case is 22mm wide. That is a small, dress-watch size, so it suits slim wrists and reads delicate on larger ones.
- Can I swim with it?
- It is water resistant to 50 meters, which covers hand washing, rain and brief splashes. Do not swim or shower with a leather strap.
- Does it have a date or glowing hands?
- No. The dial has silver-tone hands and applied and printed markers only, with no date window and no lume.
- What movement is inside?
- Citizen's caliber B035 Eco-Drive solar quartz. It is accurate like a quartz watch but charged by light instead of a cell.
- Can I put it on a metal bracelet?
- The watch comes on a black leather strap. Swapping to a bracelet depends on matching the lug width, so check with a jeweler before buying one.
- Where is the Citizen Women's Bianca Watch cheapest?
- At EM Smith Family Jewelers, for $162.50, 54% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Citizen Women's Bianca Watch?
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 147 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Citizen Women's Bianca Watch?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including JCPenney, EM Smith Family Jewelers, Citizen Watch, Macy's, Fred Meyer Jewelers.
