Citizen's Promaster Aqualand 200m features a unique analog depth gauge.

2018.06.02

Citizen's PROMASTER diver's watch will be released on June 14th, featuring a needle-type depth gauge that can measure depths up to 70m.

 Promaster is a professional sports watch that is reliable enough to withstand harsh environments and has the functionality required for specialized fields such as land, sea, and air. Since launching the world's first diver's watch with an electronic depth gauge, the "Aqualand," in 1985 (renamed "Promaster Aqualand" in 1989), Citizen has been evolving professional diver's watches equipped with sensor technology for over 30 years. Now, a full-fledged Promaster diver's watch with 200m water resistance and a hand-type depth gauge capable of measuring depths up to 70m has been released.

Promaster Aqualand 200m (BN2036-14E)
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month / Solar-powered Eco-Drive (11 months of operation on a full charge). Stainless steel case (46.1mm diameter). Water resistant to 200m. Includes a urethane extension band. Estimated price: 68,000 yen (excluding tax).

Promaster Aqualand 200m (BN2031-85E)
Accuracy: ±15 seconds per month / Solar-powered Eco-Drive (operates for 11 months on a full charge). Stainless steel case (diameter 46.1mm). Water resistant to 200m. Estimated price: 7 yen (excluding tax).

 The watch features a unique technology that uses solar-powered Eco-Drive technology to simultaneously display the analog time and a depth gauge with hands, as well as a design that ensures high visibility of the dial and hands. While its design is a full-fledged sports watch that offers functionality, durability, and safety, it is also designed to be enjoyed as a casual everyday watch, and the urethane band model (BN2036-14E) comes with an extension band that can be worn over a wetsuit. The band can be adjusted to suit the occasion, such as wearing it as is for everyday use or attaching the extension band when diving. The metal band model (BN2031-85E) also features a ratchet-equipped double-holding buckle that can be stretched and adjusted to fit the watch's length.

 The watch's Eco-Drive movement, powered by solar energy, eliminates the need for periodic battery changes. It operates without stopping as long as it receives light. Its safety-conscious design includes features like a charge level indicator, a sudden ascent warning alarm, a water sensor, a screw-down crown, screw-down buttons, and a unidirectional rotating bezel. The time and depth indicators feature different luminous colors for easy identification underwater. The depth gauge's widely spaced scale up to 40 meters makes it easy to read, and this design allows you to experience the dynamic movement of the depth hand, even during recreational diving.

While displaying the current time, the watch can simultaneously display the current and maximum depths. It can measure depths up to 70m. The depth gauge is set at the 3 o'clock position (0m) as the base point, representing the image of gradually diving from the horizontal (sea surface) to deeper waters. The depth gauge displayed in the index has wider intervals between 0-40m, which corresponds to the recreational diving range, and is differentiated from the 50-70m range. This ensures easy reading of the numbers while allowing you to enjoy watching the hands move dynamically as you dive.


Contact info: Citizen Customer Watch Consultation Center Tel. 0120-78-4807