CITIZEN Q&Q Solar Powered Watch Water Resistant 100m (10ATM) NATO StrapJapanese Domestic Model CITIZEN is one of few watch brands who make every single parts needed for watches (from a small single screw or electric parts to luxurious precious metal case) by their own.CITIZEN’s famous movement ‘Miyota’ used to have the largest market share in the world, and it still has 30% share now.Like Seiko and Casio, this manufacturing system is the characteristic of Japanese watch brands unlike the division of labor used in Swiss brands.The reputation of CITIZEN has always been ‘Innovational Technology’.Everyone has once heard of ‘Eco-Drive’ solar powered system and ‘Satelite-Wave GPS’ synching system. Q&Q is the sub-brand of CITIZEN like Lorus (in Europe) or Pulsar (in America) for Seiko.This solar powered military style watch has simple design with NATO strap.Citizen’s own dependable Miyota 2085 solar movement is installed, and battery can run 3.5 months with full charge.Solar battery (3.5 month with full charge)Water Resistant 100m (10ATM)Made in Japan Miyota 2085 MovementExtremely light weightSpecification Model : Q&Q E05ACase Size : 37mm (1.5in) x 11.5mm (0.4in)Weight : 26g / 0.9oz Movement : Miyota 2085 Solar PowerWater Resistant : 100m (10bar)Accuracy : +/-20sec. per monthIndex Colors : Available in Black, Gray, Green, or Brown**Please specify index color when ordering by message or memo. Shipping FREE ECONOMY SHIPPING by AIR (without tracking number and insurance) If you need tracking number, insurance, and faster delivering, please choose EXPENDID international shipping with optinal fees. Estimated Delivery Time for Free Economy ShippingAsia (7-14days)North America/Europe/Australia (14-21days)South America (21-31days)*I will supply «Sender’s Receipt» from Japan Post substitute for tracking number. NoteImport duties and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are resposible to buyersPlease check with your country’s custom office to determine additional costs prior to bidding buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight company or when you pick the items up, thus do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.We do not mark merchandise value below value or mark items as gifts since US and international goverment regulations prohibit such behavior.