Citizen Promaster Diver Owner Review : Stylish, attractive and robust

This is a very beautiful Citizen. This watch has a beautiful story, which I must say weighed in the balance when I was looking for my first diving watch. It is a reissue of a 1977 model, the Challenge Diver. The story goes that it was found in 1983 on a beach in Australia by a diver. It had remained in the water, lost by its owner. We do not know how long but on the other hand, it was found covered in shells. This is where its nickname Fujitsubo comes from, "shell" in Japanese. I fell for this diver for its history but also for its specs, in particular the fact that it is made of titanium. So very light and resistant, thanks to Citizen's duratect. For the technical side, it is 41mm in diameter, caliber 9051 with 42 hours of power reserve and antimagnetic, please. For the precision it is very correct because by my use it oscillates between -5/+10 sec per day. It is water-resistant to 200m, beveled sapphire crystal which gives character to the watch. I also love its 60-click bezel and this beautiful aluminum insert which plays with the light just like the indexes loaded with luminova. It remains quite thin with 12.3 mm thickness, the bracelet is also excellent and it has an extension which is very practical in summer, which means that it sits perfectly well on my 17cm wrist. These have become my everyday watch!