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 deep red dial works in tandem with black accents and silver-tone touches for a display that’s as handsome as it is legible. In addition to its running time, the watch features a moon phase display, world time in 24 time zones, a perpetual calendar, and a 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 Wolfe

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“This watch is absolutely beautiful. I'm adding it to my other 5 citizen watches. Love all the features..”

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Posted 4 months ago

ALLAN LEPINE

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“This is an amazing watch. Been wearing Citizen watches for over 20 years and I must say it's the best one I've ever own.”

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Posted 5 months ago

“I love the idea of this watch, it looks very nice and is very lightweight. However, the color of the moon is not nearly as vibrant or bright red as is pictured, no matter the lighting or the angle, so it will never be that color. It's more of a dark maroon than a red. I'm pretty disappointed about this, because that rich color pictured is one of the main aspects of this watch that attract me.”

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Posted 6 months ago

“I purchased this watch a few weeks ago from Reeds Jewelry. A full review is offered there if you care to look. Quite simply stated, at this price point, this Citizen Tsuki-yomi A-T BY1018-55XX is one of the best wrist watches on planet earth. From practical to complications, this watch out shines many other brands. As hard as I have tried I can find very little wrong with this particular model. The setup and accuracy of this time piece cannot be told without making a fool out of myself. There is simply nothing to complain about here. If you are desiring a men's watch that checks all boxes, then your hunt is over with.”

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Posted 7 months ago

RUDINEI DOS SANTOS

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“Love the design”

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Posted 8 months ago

Denzel Kalua

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“Beautiful watch! If you are thinking about buying it do it! You will not regret it?”

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Posted 8 months ago

“When I opened the box it looked exactly as I expected - beautiful. The bracelet is very light and the moon phase is a plus. All good so far.”

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Posted 8 months ago

Fu Rong Chen

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“Watch was perfectly sized thanks to the free sizing service. It fit perfectly on the wrist. I don't normally buy watches greater than 40mm, but this didn't overwhelm my wrist with the size. Great eco drive quartz, that saves me from winding and will become my travel watch. Atomic time keeping is a good feature to have when traveling around the world and different time zones. The titanium is great because I wanted to something lightweight. The titanium texture isn't as smooth, but acceptable at this price point. The overall case finish doesn't have a high polish, and smooth texture as some other citizen titanium watches. The lume on indexes and hands are good under shady or darker environments. Various photos depict a vibrant red moon dial, but it is actually a reddish purple hue. Even under brighter conditions the dial doesn't radiat red as much as photos asvertise. Although I really hoped the red dial had a brighter red hue, but I have grown to like the purple accents. Overall good purchase, and at this price point it checked all my requirements of a good watch.”

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Posted 9 months ago