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product_id: 663360879
title: "Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch"
brand: "citizen"
price: "67404 som"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Citizen"
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# 100M water resistance for active lifestyles Eco-Drive light-powered battery, no replacements 37mm sleek stainless steel case Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch

**Brand:** citizen
**Price:** 67404 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⏳ Own the moment with the watch that never quits.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch by citizen
- **How much does it cost?** 67404 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/663360879-citizen-mens-eco-drive-weekender-garrison-field-watch)

## Best For

- citizen enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted citizen brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Drive Technology:** Harness natural and artificial light to power your watch—never worry about battery changes again.
- • **Durable Mineral Crystal Face:** Scratch-resistant mineral crystal keeps your watch looking sharp through every adventure.
- • **Water Resistant up to 100 Meters:** Dive into your day with confidence—this watch handles swimming, hiking, and unexpected rain.
- • **Reliable Japanese Quartz Movement:** Precision timekeeping that keeps you punctual and professional, every single day.
- • **Timeless Military-Inspired Design:** The Garrison’s rugged black stainless steel and khaki nylon strap blend classic field watch style with modern edge.

## Overview

The Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch features a 37mm black stainless steel case, durable mineral crystal face, and a khaki nylon strap. Powered by Citizen’s innovative Eco-Drive technology, it converts any light into energy, eliminating battery changes. With 100 meters of water resistance and reliable Japanese quartz movement, this watch is built for professionals who demand style, durability, and precision in every setting.

## Description

Buy CITIZEN Men's Eco-Drive Garrison 37mm Stainless Steel BM8186-07E and other Wrist Watches at desertcart.com. Our wide selection is eligible for free shipping and free returns.

Review: Citizen BM8180-03E Eco-Drive - WOW!!! - Wow! This is a nice looking watch.. Just the right size for my smallish wrist. It's the same size as my dress watch, but much easier to read. The band is great, but my wrist size seems to be, right between the hole adjustments. Too tight or too sloppy. Only took me a few minutes to install one of my favorite 18mm SS bands. It's got a fine adjustment fit that feels real good on my wrist. I own a few other 18mm bands that I might try later on. I was a tad disappointed the second hand didn't line up perfectly with the marks, but after watching it go around twice, I got over it. The Lum is great. I was able to read the time (in total darkness) without my glasses. This is was not possible with any of my other watches. Even with my farsightedness, I can see the secondhand (in normal lighting conditions), well enough to take my pulse. With my glasses on, this watch looks like a work of art. I will be checking the time against nist.gov and will edit in the timekeeping results later. Hope I got a good one! Edit 2/11/2012 I found the RTC in the PC (after sync) is not 100% accurate, (varies a couple secs) so I've been using the clock in a GPS unit as my master reference. The GPS and the Fios cable box run exactly 3 seconds apart. (I'm sure the GPS is more correct). I've been watching the cable box roll over on the minute, right when my second hand moves past 12 o'clock mark. I'm not sure if this is normal for this type of watch, but after a couple of days, I figured there would be at least a second or two of error. So far, I'm not seeing any error at all. I'll post again, when I see the error. (There must be some error)! Edit 2/13/2012 The 3 second gap was stable, so I synced the watch to a GPS. Will try to upload a short video of how close I got it. This watch has still not shown any noticeable time error. Edit 2/27/2012 It's been two weeks since I posted the video. The Citizen is 1 to 1.5 seconds slow now. Right now it looks like it's going to slow, by 3 or 4 seconds a month. I'll re-synchronize to the GPS during the Daylight Savings change on Sunday, March 11 (Spring Forward). If the rate of error changes after that, I'll post again. Edit 3/25/2013 The watch is so accurate, I've stopped trying to follow the error. When the calender change occurs, I just have to tweak it a few seconds. It still looks great and I've only got one small scratch on the crystal. I have not worn my Casio Databank watch since getting this Eco-Drive. Update 8/16/2017 I wear this watch everyday, all day. The only time I take it off is when I'm sleeping or in the shower.. The crystal is still looking good. Not much wear at all. I really like not having to worry about the battery.. That's why I got my wife a 'similar' smaller version of this watch.. The calendar is small, she doesn't use it. So it only needs to be adjusted twice a year for DST.. Cheers, Rich
Review: Delighted with this watch, EXACTLY what it should be! - I completely do NOT understand the nay-sayers and their nagging critiques of this Citizen Eco-Drive. "The band is too tight (or too short.)" "The sweep second hand doesn't hit the marks within an atom's width." "The flat crystal is too easily scratched." "The luminosity isn't a neon sign like Indiglo!" "It's too ugly to wear in the Boardroom." "Why can't I set the day/date anytime I want?" "The dial face is so small it makes me look gay." I own a Hamilton Moon Watch, a Tudor Chronograph, and a Rolex Explorer II GMT. I bought the Rolex as a reward for myself in 1992 when I made Chief in the seagoing service and was still taking position star sights with a sextant. It has been my "daily driver" every day since ... except every three-to-four years when accuracy becomes erratic and I have to send it away to Rolex Dallas for a month for $750 service oiling, upkeep, and rehab maintenance. Now in the drawer waiting until I have funny funds for yet another service. Once I received this Eco-Drive with two-day desertcart+ free delivery I put it on my wrist in direct sunlight for a few hours, set the time, and away we went. Set the day and date within seconds once I was outside the 9PM - 4AM window specified by the manual. Never take it off now. For a watch in this price range you can't engineer a set of switching gears for day/date change that can also handle an owner messing around with the settings by pulling out the crown at the same time. So wait until morning to do it. What's the big deal? The luminous hands glow brightest just after you turn out the lights, which is perfect because at that time your eyes are still burnt out from staring at the LCD screen all night surfing desertcart reviews. When I wake up at 3:23:19 AM and my eyes have dark adapted again I can still see the hands including the sweep second hand. The Citizen canvas band is stiff until you wear it enough to break it in to the shape of your very own wrist, and then it sits very well when you wear it in Real Life® rolling your ulna and radius reaching for another beer. Just try to find the right-size jeweler's screwdriver to remove links from the Rolex diver's band to fit your wrist! (Even the damn band is multi-hundred$) I am not NFL lineman big, but 6'1" @ 200 lbs. and nobody has made whimpering noises at me for wearing this watch. This is the kind of tough, no-nonsense, utilitarian looking time utensil that Abercrombie & Fitch made back in the day when Hemingway was finding leopards on Kilimanjaro or pulling in bluefin off the Finca before they sold out and began outfitting punkers and 1%ers on Wall Street. The Explorer II crystal hangs out enough MMs from the stainless case that it had a noticeable chip out of it before a year was out and I learned how it catches every steel rail or rock outcrop in sight. The 24-hour bezel paint flakes off EVERY YEAR wearing it in salt water or just your shower. The Citizen fits close, feels light, and catches nothing. I am not sure of the press-fit crown and WR 100 meter rating, this is not an Oyster case and screw-down crown, but this is also not a $5,000 timepiece. I have not been swimming or diving with the Citizen. The quality of the rest of the watch is enough to give me confidence it will perform as advertised, and if it should not, I can buy another <$100. This budget watch is thousands of miles and light years and many dollars ahead of any of its' true competition. I don't want a rubberbound button-filled busy ultramarathon Ironman digital display gizmo. I want a tough good-looking analogue watch that keeps excellent time, and I believe the promise that the Eco-Drive will keep it going, and going, and going ... while the rest of the stable appreciate in value on their way to or back from service. I want a watch to tell me precise time, and maybe the day and date while it is at it. Not jewelry. Seriously, buy this watch.

## Features

- 3 Hand, Day / Date
- Black Stainless Steel
- Mineral Crystal
- 100M Water Resistant and 5 Year Limited Warranty

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DC7QSDQ7 |
| Additional Features | Water Resistant |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Band Color | Khaki |
| Band Material Type | Nylon |
| Band Width | 22 millimeters |
| Bands | 1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #213,205 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #733 in Men's Wrist Watches |
| Brand Name | CITIZEN |
| Case Diameter | 37 millimeters |
| Case Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Clasp Type | Buckle |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Crystal | Mineral Crystal |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 8,704 Reviews |
| Dial Color | Black |
| Display | Analog |
| Face Style | Crosshair |
| Included Components | Watch Band |
| Item Type Name | Watch |
| Item Weight | 0.2 kg |
| Manufacturer | Citizen |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BM8186-07E |
| Model Name | Weekender |
| Model Number | BM8186-07E |
| Model Series | Garrison |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Power Source | Light Powered |
| Shape | Round |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Strap Type | Strap |
| Style Name | Garrison |
| Theme | Military |
| UPC | 013205168192 |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Watch Movement Type | Japanese Quartz |
| Water Resistance Depth | 100 meters |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71RcgGNR1qL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How long is the coverage on my Citizen Watch?**
A: Your Citizen Watch comes with a five-year, limited coverage. When you register your watch online or through App, you will receive an additional coverage year free, for a total of six years coverage.

**Q: How do I set my watch?**
A: If you know your model number, go to our website and search or browse for your model. When you're on the product page, the setting instructions are listed at the bottom of the "features" section.

**Q: How do I get a manual for my watch?**
A: Setting instructions can be accessed through our website and the My Citizen App (available for iOS and Android). To obtain the instructions specific to your watch, you will need to provide the Movement Caliber Number on your watch's caseback.

**Q: How can I get replacement strap or links for my watch?**
A: Straps, bracelets and links may be available for certain Citizen watch models. To find out if a replacement strap or part is available for your Citizen Watch, please visit the portal.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Citizen BM8180-03E Eco-Drive - WOW!!!
*by O***N on February 9, 2012*

Wow! This is a nice looking watch.. Just the right size for my smallish wrist. It's the same size as my dress watch, but much easier to read. The band is great, but my wrist size seems to be, right between the hole adjustments. Too tight or too sloppy. Only took me a few minutes to install one of my favorite 18mm SS bands. It's got a fine adjustment fit that feels real good on my wrist. I own a few other 18mm bands that I might try later on. I was a tad disappointed the second hand didn't line up perfectly with the marks, but after watching it go around twice, I got over it. The Lum is great. I was able to read the time (in total darkness) without my glasses. This is was not possible with any of my other watches. Even with my farsightedness, I can see the secondhand (in normal lighting conditions), well enough to take my pulse. With my glasses on, this watch looks like a work of art. I will be checking the time against nist.gov and will edit in the timekeeping results later. Hope I got a good one! Edit 2/11/2012 I found the RTC in the PC (after sync) is not 100% accurate, (varies a couple secs) so I've been using the clock in a GPS unit as my master reference. The GPS and the Fios cable box run exactly 3 seconds apart. (I'm sure the GPS is more correct). I've been watching the cable box roll over on the minute, right when my second hand moves past 12 o'clock mark. I'm not sure if this is normal for this type of watch, but after a couple of days, I figured there would be at least a second or two of error. So far, I'm not seeing any error at all. I'll post again, when I see the error. (There must be some error)! Edit 2/13/2012 The 3 second gap was stable, so I synced the watch to a GPS. Will try to upload a short video of how close I got it. This watch has still not shown any noticeable time error. Edit 2/27/2012 It's been two weeks since I posted the video. The Citizen is 1 to 1.5 seconds slow now. Right now it looks like it's going to slow, by 3 or 4 seconds a month. I'll re-synchronize to the GPS during the Daylight Savings change on Sunday, March 11 (Spring Forward). If the rate of error changes after that, I'll post again. Edit 3/25/2013 The watch is so accurate, I've stopped trying to follow the error. When the calender change occurs, I just have to tweak it a few seconds. It still looks great and I've only got one small scratch on the crystal. I have not worn my Casio Databank watch since getting this Eco-Drive. Update 8/16/2017 I wear this watch everyday, all day. The only time I take it off is when I'm sleeping or in the shower.. The crystal is still looking good. Not much wear at all. I really like not having to worry about the battery.. That's why I got my wife a 'similar' smaller version of this watch.. The calendar is small, she doesn't use it. So it only needs to be adjusted twice a year for DST.. Cheers, Rich

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Delighted with this watch, EXACTLY what it should be!
*by P***F on November 12, 2011*

I completely do NOT understand the nay-sayers and their nagging critiques of this Citizen Eco-Drive. "The band is too tight (or too short.)" "The sweep second hand doesn't hit the marks within an atom's width." "The flat crystal is too easily scratched." "The luminosity isn't a neon sign like Indiglo!" "It's too ugly to wear in the Boardroom." "Why can't I set the day/date anytime I want?" "The dial face is so small it makes me look gay." I own a Hamilton Moon Watch, a Tudor Chronograph, and a Rolex Explorer II GMT. I bought the Rolex as a reward for myself in 1992 when I made Chief in the seagoing service and was still taking position star sights with a sextant. It has been my "daily driver" every day since ... except every three-to-four years when accuracy becomes erratic and I have to send it away to Rolex Dallas for a month for $750 service oiling, upkeep, and rehab maintenance. Now in the drawer waiting until I have funny funds for yet another service. Once I received this Eco-Drive with two-day Amazon+ free delivery I put it on my wrist in direct sunlight for a few hours, set the time, and away we went. Set the day and date within seconds once I was outside the 9PM - 4AM window specified by the manual. Never take it off now. For a watch in this price range you can't engineer a set of switching gears for day/date change that can also handle an owner messing around with the settings by pulling out the crown at the same time. So wait until morning to do it. What's the big deal? The luminous hands glow brightest just after you turn out the lights, which is perfect because at that time your eyes are still burnt out from staring at the LCD screen all night surfing Amazon reviews. When I wake up at 3:23:19 AM and my eyes have dark adapted again I can still see the hands including the sweep second hand. The Citizen canvas band is stiff until you wear it enough to break it in to the shape of your very own wrist, and then it sits very well when you wear it in Real Life® rolling your ulna and radius reaching for another beer. Just try to find the right-size jeweler's screwdriver to remove links from the Rolex diver's band to fit your wrist! (Even the damn band is multi-hundred$) I am not NFL lineman big, but 6'1" @ 200 lbs. and nobody has made whimpering noises at me for wearing this watch. This is the kind of tough, no-nonsense, utilitarian looking time utensil that Abercrombie & Fitch made back in the day when Hemingway was finding leopards on Kilimanjaro or pulling in bluefin off the Finca before they sold out and began outfitting punkers and 1%ers on Wall Street. The Explorer II crystal hangs out enough MMs from the stainless case that it had a noticeable chip out of it before a year was out and I learned how it catches every steel rail or rock outcrop in sight. The 24-hour bezel paint flakes off EVERY YEAR wearing it in salt water or just your shower. The Citizen fits close, feels light, and catches nothing. I am not sure of the press-fit crown and WR 100 meter rating, this is not an Oyster case and screw-down crown, but this is also not a $5,000 timepiece. I have not been swimming or diving with the Citizen. The quality of the rest of the watch is enough to give me confidence it will perform as advertised, and if it should not, I can buy another <$100. This budget watch is thousands of miles and light years and many dollars ahead of any of its' true competition. I don't want a rubberbound button-filled busy ultramarathon Ironman digital display gizmo. I want a tough good-looking analogue watch that keeps excellent time, and I believe the promise that the Eco-Drive will keep it going, and going, and going ... while the rest of the stable appreciate in value on their way to or back from service. I want a watch to tell me precise time, and maybe the day and date while it is at it. Not jewelry. Seriously, buy this watch.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love the watch, hate the band.
*by J***W on September 8, 2025*

I was looking for a basic black watch. One that didn't have useless design elements like a rotating bezel with compass headings. One that was sized more like mens' watches were before this fad of oversized watches took over. One that didn't have a busy dial with all kinds of extra sub-dials. One that was easy for my old eyes to read. You know. One that just kept good time. This Citizen watch met those basic requirements quite well. As others have noted, the buckle band that comes on it can't possibly be intended for a grown man. My wrists are not particularly large and I could only wear that band on next to closest to the end hole. And that was snug. The holes - those had shiny silver eyelets and so many of them that they went almost all the way to the watch itself. Tightened up that much a toddler couldn't have worn it. Those eyelets made this watch look like it could only appeal to an anorexic Goth girl. Not being an anorexic Goth girl I quickly replaced that band with a black quick release stainless steel band so this old man wouldn't be embarrassed to wear the watch in public. I only knocked one star off for that terrible band because it seems like almost all new watches skimp on their stock bands. I added a high intensity LED light designed specifically for fully charging solar watches, charged this Eco-drive up, set it and 3 days later (admittedly not very long) it is still accurate to the second with my time service synced pc clock. I love the way the date and time are set separately by having 2 pull-out positions on the stem. It's much faster than the single setting position of most date/time watches. As a basic affordable Eco-drive watch I'd buy it again. If it lasts as long as these watches are supposed to then I won't ever have to.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison, Black Stainless Steel Watch, Khaki Leather Strap, 3 Hand, Day/Date (Model: BM8186-07E)
- Citizen Men's Eco-Drive Weekender Garrison Field Watch in Black IP Stainless Steel with Brown Leather strap, Navy Dial (Model: BM8478-01L)

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