Any true watch enthusiast has a special place in his or her heart for Citizen, a pioneering titan of timekeeping. The brand’s iconic Aqualand dive watches, first dropped all the way back in 1985, have been a favorite of divers and dive-watch-lovers since then. This year, Citizen is celebrating that legacy with the Promaster Aqualand Chrono 200M Dive special edition set. And it’s not just a beautiful packet of steel-sportswatchery. It’s a diver’s dream. Here are the details that make this watch one to put on your wish list.
Citizen
Citizen
Dive Grade
The limited-edition Promaster AQUALAND is a true diver’s watch with advanced features like Auto-Start Dive Mode, maximum depth memory, depth display to 50 meters and a one-second chronograph measuring up to 50 minutes. It’s also rated to a depth of 200m, is fitted with a screw-down crown and thanks to its Eco-Drive system, is powered by any available light.
Endless Summer Look
This big, bold watch makes a statement in and out of the ocean. Its two-tone blue aluminum bezel halos a dial that elegantly packs tons of dive watch utility. Its Max Depth Memory ring alone deserves some awards. Its dive-grade luminous dials are both eye-catching and visible in the murky depths, or when the campfire’s going out. And yes, you indeed can rock that 46mm diameter in style, my friend.
Life-Saving Accessories
As if the bold timepiece on your wrist wasn’t already badass enough, the limited edition set comes with the Lifeline® JAWZ™ titanium rescue tool. The tool allows you to easily cut rope, monofilament line, netting, webbing, or other materials a diver might find themselves tangled in with just one hand. The set also includes a carabiner to clip the tool to the dive suit, a spring-loaded sheath that keeps the tool in place and a USB drive loaded with tutorials and videos showing you the tool in action. A legendary tool watch set that might also save your life — now that’s something you might want to have.
Price: $1,095
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