Citizen MEN AUTO 200M TI BRAC BLUE

# NB6026-56L

Citizen MEN AUTO 200M TI BRAC BLUE

# NB6026-56L

Capturing the essence of exploration in the air, on land, or at sea, the Promaster line celebrates its 35th anniversary of professional-grade adventure with a new limited edition series. This new Promaster Dive Automatic joins the limited edition series, recalling classic Citizen dive aesthetics with modern dive-ready technology. The stylish, new diver features a lightweight and scratch-resistant Super Titanium™ case with platinum DLC measuring 41mm, with polished and brushed finishing across its facets and a matching triple-link bracelet providing a durable look. The retro design is based on a 1977 Citizen Challenge Diver that was found covered in barnacles and still ticking on an Australian beach in 1983 after being submerged in the ocean for years. That history has inspired the modern Promaster Mechanical Diver and given it the affectionate nickname, Fujitsubo – Japanese for barnacle. The watch's dial and uni-directional bezel feature a marine blue color, with the display making use of embossed hands and a classic green luminous for a vintage feel. The professional-grade timepiece is powered by an advanced automatic movement that boasts enhanced magnetic resistance to protect against interference from everyday devices, as well as a 42-hour power reserve. This high-performance watch comes in an exclusive blue collector’s dive tank box, is ISO compliant and water resistant to 200 meters. Caliber number 9051. Limited to 4,500 unnumbered pieces worldwide.

$1,195.00

Product Details

Band Type: Bracelet
Band Color: Silver-Tone
Band Material: Super Titanium with Platinum DLC Coating

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The Citizen Watch Company of Japan was founded in 1930 and since then, its record of achievement is distinguished by many firsts, such as the world's first analog watch, accurate to within 3 seconds per year, and the world's thinnest movement. In 1986 Citizen assumed the No 1 position in world watch production and has remained there ever since. Today Citizen is successful in many areas of ‘non-watch’ business – information equipment, electronic equipment, industrial machinery and equipment, jewelry and spectacles – and its Research and Development facilities are second-to-none, resulting in the development of technology that leads quickly to new products.