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Citizen Promaster Fugu Hands-On Watch Review
Citizen Promaster Fugu In the market for a dive watch? If you are, then you already know, that there is almost no end to your options these days. But, what about a classic, some would say an icon? And one that is still relatively affordable. That’s where the Citizen Promaster Fugu comes in, a watch that technically dates back to 1989, and in 2018 was refreshed and in 2021 refreshed again. Th...
Citizen Eco Drive Promaster Aqualand Depth Meter BN2024-05E
Citizen Eco Drive Promaster Aqualand Depth Meter Recently, I blipped about the new The CITIZEN Eco-Drive Promaster Aqualand Depth Meter BN2024-05E that debuted in Basel 2014. It’s made a splash on my wrist in a big way, and its out-of-the-box design approach makes it stand out in a sea of sub homages and overly used catalog case designs. While many speak of Seiko’s heritage, many are u...
Citizen Eli Manning Limited Edition World Time A-T
Citizen Eli Manning Limited Edition World Time A-T Eli Manning has been unstoppable force in the NFL, a feat which mirrors Citizen’s dominion over the world of horology. In this vein, Citizen in collaboration with Eli Manning has produced a limited edition watch in honor of this American football hero. Citizen, since 2008, has been the single largest watch manufacturer globally with the acqu...
Citizen Matt Kenseth Limited Edition Primo CA0530-41E
Citizen Matt Kenseth Limited Edition Primo CA0530-41E New from Citizen watches – The Matt Kenseth Limited Edition Primo ref# CA0530-41E. Matt Kenseth is a two-time Daytona 500 Champion. Citizen Watch Company is the single largest watch manufacturer in the world since acquiring the Bulova Group in 2008. Citizen has been prolific in its design and technical innovation landing it in the positio...
Citizen Promaster PMX56-2811 Review
There is a saying that goes something like, “If you’re going to buy quartz, you might as well make it a good quartz”. The sentiment is true as you can get an automatic for very little these days, especially when you consider the technology and innovated that is represented by even an entry level mechanical movement. With all the options available to the modern and ...
Review of the Citizen BL5250-02L
Throughout the watch collecting world, one often hears of the "grail watch." These are generally watches that an enthusiast has been lusting after for some time and plans to one-day own, but due to cost, rarity, or both, immediate ownership is not possible. Most watch collectors have not only a...
Review of the Citizen Chrono-Time AT
View the Citizen Chrono-Time AT Photo Album. The choice for an "always right" (solar-powered, atomic time synchronized) dress watch has, up to now, been somewhat limited. Apart from the Japan-only Seiko Brightz, the only watches in this space have been from Casio (and their Oceanus brand). The Casio watches that...
Citizen BM6400-00E
One of the watches that's really held it's appeal to me is the Citizen PMT56-2711. Unfortunately, it's out of production and hard to find, so when a reader recently asked me for alternatives, I wasn't able to help. Since then, I've found the Citizen BM6400-00E. There's also a version with...
Citizen BJ8040-01E Titanium “EcoZilla”
Today, we bring you a treat. The beast in the flesh, the internet forum darling, the Citizen Ecozilla. The model for review is the BJ8040-01E, a large dive watch that makes you feel like an old-school diver from the minute it is strapped to your wrist. Lets review the stats:...
Review of the Citizen Attesa ATV53-2933
View the Citizen Attesa ATV53-2933 photo gallery. About three or four years ago, I got an email from a reader chastising us for not having better coverage of Citizen. I remember thinking at the time that I really wanted more Citizen content on Watch Report, but that they just weren't...
Review of the Citizen Promaster SST (JW0010-52E)
So much of what we find appealing about watches goes beyond the case dimensions, the movement, the crystal, bracelet or strap, and into the details of the watch. It is the details that matter to watch lovers, things like the hands, lume colour, depth of the dial vs. the thickness...
Review of the Citizen JV0010-08E
Up for review today is the Citizen JV0010-08E, also known as the 20th Anniversary Aqualand. It's a solar-powered dive watch/computer, sporting both analog hands and a medium-sized digital display. Citizen has made a lot of dive computers and watches over the years, but this is the first Aqualand that uses...
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