Citizen Ends the Game (and the PRX) 

Sounds like somthing that someone with existential despair would say

​@@LeMinotU eat less eggs, you will stop talking like this. Its not too late.

@@LeMinotU 😆

I'm in existential despair and I don't even own a PRX.

First stage is denial

Fr I just bought 3 watches this week 💀 a prx an orient and a g shock with an AP mod 😂 I couldn't help it

​@juliodelgadillo8510 slow down, you're clearly a newbie jumping head first and overspending. Trust me, in 5 years you will have wished you saved up and studied and bought 5 nice watches rather than 15 okay watches. I did the same thing with many hobbies when I was young. Years ago I did the same thing with knives and guns and pens and other man hobbies. In each thing, I wish I would have spent the same amount of money but on like 1/3rd of the number of things I bought, if that makes sense. Lol, I did that same thing with jiu jitsu gis and boxing gloves when I first got into BJJ and muay Thai 10 years ago. I have like 20 gis but I wish I would have 7 very nice ones instead of like 2 very nice ones and a bunch of medium level ones. Same with gloves, I wish I had like 2 pairs of custom Winning brand gloves rather than 8 pairs of Fairtexs and other mid level brands. Stop where you're at and don't buy another for at least a year. One thing I've learned in every hobby I've been involved in is that your tastes mature and change as you continue. Things I thought were cool in the first year of the hobbies I eventually found to be corny or brash or crude a few years later.

Why? If you have the cash and really enjoy it.

@user-oe9mn8uw3c because if you continue in the hobby your taste will mature and develop and you will regret moat of the amateur purchases you made and wish you had fewer, better pieces instead of more, lower quality ones. Unless you're so rich that money almost doesn't matter, then do whatever you want. But most of us are only going to be able to spend so much money in a lifetime on any given hobby. So if I'm going to spend $10k on watches in my lifetime, I can tell you from experience with many other hobbies that most people will have preferred to spread $10k across 2-5 pieces rather than 20 cheaper pieces. The same is true for me and almost everyone I know who continued enjoying things like watches, pens, knives, firearms, etc.

If we are watching the video on it, it might be too late to stop the addiction 🤣

absolutely. integrated bracelet pieces wear 2mm larger on average.

MAEN Manhattan comes in both a 37 and a 39!

I love the 40mm sizing. But then again I prefer 41-42mm watches

I was literally going to say the same thing!! It would make it look classier, and give it some difference to the PRX.

Yup, very few men look good with a >40mm watch. Too many little dudes thinking they're big dogs. I don't like big watches and I'm 6'1" and 220lbs. A 42mm watch looks silly, not cool or elegant or handsome.

Which colour ?

The PRX is a more direct Royal Oak homage which is maybe why you think it is perfect. Tsuyosa is a more original design.

​@@yaboiyosef7640 If anything prx is an oysterquartz homage - they have almost identical case shape. The only two things similar between prx and royal oak is the 'integrated' part of integrated bracelet and the waffle dial

​@@yaboiyosef7640also homage

@@yaboiyosef7640original design?? caugh Rolex

@@MovementninjaGo easy on him. He’s just a boi

I have blue tsuyosa and wife has green 35mm quartz prx, I like tsuyosa so much more. But she loves hers prx, so they are both equally good watches I suppose.

Then it will cost $700, and it may not have a deep pool of buyer.

Too much effort for one buyer.

@@shaheerrahman87ELITE COMMENT

@@shaheerrahman87 make it two. Too large, same issue with prx

Price*3 . Done.

Agreed, I've been a Citizen fan for the last decade or so.

I don’t think anyone beats Casio for $20 u can get a banging watch

Totally!

Smaller. It will wear huge because it’s all dial.

Geee how small are you guys …damn 40 mm itself is too small for me, 20cm wrist

40mm looks ridiculous unless you're offensive lineman size

@@NoneNone_ exactly. tony soprano wore a 36mm daydate. and he’s huge.

Same

Same here, everything looks and feels great except the bracelet. Horrible.

The small Seconds Version ist more on the outside

i agree, a 36-38mm tsuyosa with 12mm max thickness and day date complication would be on fire !!!!

It wears big

Exactly.

the PRX also wears large. comically so. not only that, the lack of articulation on the first link makes it wear like a 42mm watch.

Shocked Pikachu face upon realising that PRX wears larger and somewhat disproportionate.

​@@OthusdragonreviewsThat's why theirs a 35mm version sweet cheeks

@@Othusdragonreviews I’d be getting the 35mm quartz PRX

thinner too

Oh yeah

How so? How's the accuracy for each one. I'm contemplating on getting one

Yes but… isn’t this an 8000 series movement? Why not drop the 9000 series movement into this watch?

I absolutely agree and subscribe! My myota watches keep even better time than the Powermaric

:D spot on

I'm not quite convinced I'd pay $200 more for the new version of the Tsu. Losing the micro adjustments and the date functionality would be a bummer especially when a 9000 series movement is not included.

Provocative statements garner more RU-vid comments which helps with the RU-vid algorithm. Nothing more than that really.

It's a bummer

Me too 😁

Ooooo

Yes, I own two PRX autos and just ordered the Maen Manhattan 39mm size in garnet. The Manhattan in 39mm was something I was waiting for and when it was announced, I ordered the very same day.

Plus the whole "ooh it's Swiss" thing.

@@Baronnax yup

@@Baronnax every time a reviewer talks about "heritage" i throw up in my mouth a little bit. Is the watch good or not? Why do we havr to piggyback off of previous models and talk "heritage" of the brand?

Are we really buying

@@codys5727for the same reason you buy Toyotas. The “brand heritage” is for reliability. And it’s true, they are very reliable. Other cars are reliable too but on average Toyota is the Most reliable. i.E. brand heritage is created. It’s simple man, simple