Sears - Citizen Eco-Drive watches $ 99.99. Regular $ 250.00 , Dec 7 - 9, 2012 ONLY

Riddick wrote: ↑I would never buy a Casio. I had one that broke after a couple of weeks. It was a cheapo, but I still expected more than that. The strap broke, and the dumb design of the watch didn't have replaceable straps with pins. It was all molded together. From that date on, I've been telling everybody to stay away from Casio.

Since this thread is about Citizens, I highly recommend the brand. I have 3 eco-drive chronos (different styles and colours) but the best of all is the perpetual calendar chrono A-T. Whether you like it simple or technogically advanced, Citizen eco-drives won't disappoint.

Newfie wrote: ↑Yeah, it's true. I think that watches are to men as shoes are to women ... groan ... ;-)
For those of you who like to buy something a bit different or high-end go here and take a boo: http://www.watchismo.com/

fingwerk wrote: ↑That's it, I give up. I keep editing my address street to the proper "Lane" street; Sears keeps auto changing Lane to "Circle", and even changes my postal code to a completely different one.

So dumb. That's why Sears is going out of business.

Rogido wrote: ↑I guess Sears had to layoff their e-commerce tech support!

fingwerk wrote: ↑Seriously, I literally cannot order because of this. I'm also not going to bother calling them to make an order.

Sears is too stupid. I wonder how many potential customers are changing their mind after not being able to enter their proper addresses in?

Rogido wrote: ↑What if you let them use the wrong street type. With the correct street name and number, they should be able to deliver it to you. Unless the order gets rejected because the address does not match the address on your credit card.

fingwerk wrote: ↑Yeah, I'm pretty sure the charge won't go through because the credit address will not match.

Also, even if they did try to deliver using the wrong address, I'd be screwed with having to follow up after them for weeks to get my watch. It will probably end up as "WRONG ADDRESS/INCOMPLETE. UNABLE TO DELIVER" on their tracking site. Not worth the hassle.

Rogido wrote: ↑ So for the Protrek, that's what it shows when you tried to checkout? That's weird. Maybe I just didn't proceed far enough into the process to get that screen. But does it mean you're going to get the watch at the sale price, once they get new supply?

tonershop wrote: ↑Would it be worth it to pay $50 more for ESQ by Movado?
http://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B003V2L ... 2267721011

tkl wrote: ↑To me, it's a completely different type of watch. I like the Eco-drive, Kinetic, Solar type watches because I hate battery changes.

imak wrote: ↑So is it only the one that is seen in post 7? Or are there different styles in-store?

Riddick wrote: ↑I would never buy a Casio. I had one that broke after a couple of weeks. It was a cheapo, but I still expected more than that. The strap broke, and the dumb design of the watch didn't have replaceable straps with pins. It was all molded together. From that date on, I've been telling everybody to stay away from Casio.