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17 cze 2012 · choose a dial where the inner and the outer ring are outside the glass, The citizen make a nice enough watch with an easy enough to read E6B but it does not have the major marking at the 60 in highlight.
E6B. The E6B flight computer, nicknamed the "whiz wheel", is a form of circular slide rule used in aviation and one of a very few analog computers in widespread use in the 21st century.
6 comments. Best. Add a Comment. Geoleogy • 2 yr. ago. Citizen on the way. I cannot afford a navitimer so liked this E6b citizen eco-drive. Radio controlled and 200 meter water resistance. This is an ebay swag and due to arrive soon. Paid a bit more for the titanium version.
I have a Citizen's with an E6B which I bought because I loved the look. The E6B is completely impractical to use in flight but I have zero regrets for buying it. No. I've never been around a pilot who used an e6b once they reached a professional level.
5 cze 2011 · I've read a number of reviews from others who all pretty much agree that even if the watch claims to be good to 200 meters to NOT get it wet - even in the shower. I tend to agree, and will save the diving for my diving watches and depth computer thingy's.
12 lut 2005 · If you like it for a watch, no problems. Functionality as a pilot tool = Zero. My favorite watches are the Casio G Shocks rated to 300 meter sw depth and have a count down timer. The count down timer has functionality in flight, the E6B none.
A great experience with Citizen.co.uk. I ordered 3 watches and even with free they turned up in just 2 days and were very well packaged. However 1 watch (a retirement gift) had been accidentally placed in a novelty box for a different watch.
