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Tsuki-yomi A-T Reviews

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When breakthrough technology and spectacular design meet, the Tsuki-Yomi A-T is reading the moon. It’s the world’s first moonphase watch combined with atomic timekeeping innovation from Citizen, and this 30th Anniversary model is nothing short of impressive. The styling embodies the moon’s surface and a window at 6 o’clock displays the current moon phase. The timepiece measures 43mm in a silver-tone Super Titanium™ case, where sharp faceted edges pair with an elevated design throughout for an eye-catching aesthetic on the wrist. The gray dial works in tandem with black accents and silver-tone touches for a display that’s as handsome as it is legible.\r\n\r\nIn addition to its running time, the watch features a moon phase display, world time in 24 time zones, a perpetual calendar, and day-date functionality. Powered by Citizen’s proprietary Eco-Drive technology to provide light-powered vitality without ever needing a battery. Water resistant up to 100 meters. Caliber H874.

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Jeffrey Coleman
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I would have to say I like the Moon God dial on this time piece. I would consider myself a collector and have over 60 time pieces. 12 of them are Citizena dn the most of any brand I own next to some Swiss watches I have collected for 30 years. I own almost every family Citizen has from Satellite, AT-RC, Atessa, Series 8, Tsuyosa-Mechanicals, Promaster's Dive and Sky-Mechanical, AT and Eco-Drive Chronographs in Stainless and Titanium. (I do love the perpetual calendar features on the AT-RC watches) My only issue is I would like to see them bring some of the Quartz Movements from their Bulova line in a line of Citizen's with higher MH movements. I would be one of the first to buy one. Their timepieces are iconic in the world of watchmaking and create nice watches for the price points. It's not stopped me from buying some great looking pieces.
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Posted 3 months ago
Quite a unique dial, variety of color choices too! No need to redo date on leap years and such once the perpetual calendar is set right, either manually or by the atomic signal. Would definitely recommend getting on some sort of sale, preferably with a stacking promo code.
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Posted 3 months ago
Benjamin Knighten
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Great watch with great features for the price. Very happy with the purchase.
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Posted 3 months ago
Enjoyed the watch right out of the box. Fits perfectly. Very easy to set up. Like how easy it is to change time zones. A real plus is that I don't have to reset watch after 15 or so day because of how accurate it is. Great watch for the money.
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Posted 4 months ago
Purchasing the Tsuki-yomi has brought my watch purchasing, using and collecting to a new very high level. Considering the complex features that the watch is offering and offering maintenance and adjustments free is incredible. The watch is always perfectly on time due to the atomic signal. The super-titanium case and bracelet make the watch extremely comfortable to wear, always at the right position on the wrist. Ordering the watch from CITIZEN was a very pleasant experience, the band was set to my size and fits perfectly. I received the watch within a few days. Buying the watch from Citizen directly worked out better and was more advantageous than buying it locally. I purchased my first CITIZEN eco-drive more than 15 years ago, it still works great and maintenance free. CITIZEN has accomplished a lot. Thank you.
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Posted 5 months ago
Yeniel Castellanos
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Quality wasn’t what was expected.
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Posted 5 months ago
I have this item and it works and functions very well. I played with it until I had it all messed up so I could learn how to set it if the need arose. It hasn't yet. Very reliable piece. I really enjoy the moon phases.
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Posted 5 months ago
I bought the Tsuki-yomi A-T with a gray dial. It is light, easy to read, and picks up the atomic clock signal fine in the suburbs of Philadelphia PA.
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Posted 5 months ago