Citizen - Promaster ALTICHRON Super Titanio - Diver's ISO 6425 - 20 BAR - Men - 2020-2025






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The new Citizen Promaster ALTICHRON Super Titanium Diver’s ISO 6425, from 2020–2025, has a 49 mm titanium case and comes with its original box, papers and warranty.
Description from the seller
Citizen Promaster ALTICHRON in Titanium.
The new challenge for Citizen
Usually, a watch enthusiast follows this path: when young, they are drawn to digital and quartz watches; as the years go by, they start dreaming of mechanical (and Swiss) watches; then, with their first significant earnings, they fulfill their dream of adding one or more luxury watches to their collection.
Citizen, to name one major Japanese manufacturer, is among the world's largest producers of mechanical and quartz watches and boasts an endless series of firsts and patents. At Baselworld 2013, it introduced a new range of watches within the Promaster collection, called Altichron.
THE HISTORY OF THE ALTICHRON COLLECTION
Altichron is not a new name, nor is the Promaster family, known to all professional divers and fans of multi-purpose watches. It was launched in the 1980s and, together with Aqualand and Aerochron, completed Citizen's range of sports watches.
The Altichron's features included pressure and altitude measurement (from -300 m to +5000 m), functions that are extremely useful for mountaineers or simply for fans of technical “gadgets.” These were housed in a case with the characteristic shape of a Citizen sports watch: a sensor at 9 o'clock, with the various functions controlled at 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock, respectively. In 2013, Citizen introduced the new Citizen Promaster Altichron, water-resistant to 200 m and equipped with a compass and altimeter (without a barometer).
What immediately stands out is the watch's design. Calling it successful would be an understatement: it is vaguely reminiscent of the first Citizen Promaster Altichron, but is more attractive, has a decidedly original look, and is the result of a new design direction. Its craftsmanship is of such a high quality that it raises the standards of the Promaster family. And, what's more, all digital displays have disappeared!
It is a 100% analog watch! Looking at the dial, the four concentric hands bring to mind another little-known but very beautiful watch, the limited-edition Pentagraph A-Centric made by A. Dunhill some years ago.
The Citizen Promaster Altichron nevertheless has a distinctly high-tech look, with aviation-style, skeletonized hands and colored scales to make them easier to read on a very busy dial. Priority is given to reading the hours, minutes and seconds: in short, the Citizen Promaster Altichron is a five-hand watch (six, counting the one at 9 o'clock).
The dial is packed with information: the functions powered by the Citizen Promaster Altichron's electronic brain are numerous and the logic is complex. In short, it's a computer for your wrist, so describing them all in a single article is impossible—you'd run away, and I would understand—but if you'd like to know more, be prepared to be a little patient!
Movement: the Citizen Promaster Altichron is powered by an Eco-Drive caliber, so it recharges using natural light through a photovoltaic cell beneath the dial, according to a specific table linking exposure time to the time needed to recharge.
The power reserve indicator is at 9 o'clock, on a scale divided into four sections from 0 to 340 days. If the watch has little charge (indicator in the first section), the measurement functions are disabled.
Altimeter: activated and deactivated by pressing the button at 8 o'clock; readings are given by three hands. The scales show increments of 1,000, 100 and 2.5 meters. The power reserve dial, thanks to its external white numbered scale, indicates altitudes from 1,000 to 10,000 meters. The central dial indicates altitude from -300 to 900 meters.
A watch that is hard to find on the market, with unique and distinctive features.
A little gem of elegance and technology. Brand-new watch, complete with all Citizen accessories.
Certified watch - professional Diver's watch certified to ISO 6425
For our Catawiki customers: 2+3 years of Official International Warranty
Movement:
Eco-Drive (infinite light-powered charging) with an 11-month power reserve.
Power reserve indicator on the dial.
Functions:
Altimeter from -300 meters to +10,000 meters
Electronic compass
Features:
Super Titanium case,
Liquid rubber strap with pin buckle
Standard men's length: 23.00 cm
Mineral sapphire glass
High nighttime dial visibility
Highly luminous markers
Multicolor dial
Weight: 98.80 grams
Water resistance: 20 bar - 200 meters
Screw-down case back
Dimensions:
Case: 55.00 mm
Weight: 98.00 grams, very light on the wrist
Brand-new watch, complete with box, instruction booklet and official 2+3-year dealer warranty.
The item shown in the photos is the one you will receive.
We ship worldwide in insured packages.
Delivery time: 3–8 days, excluding countries outside Europe.
Please read the terms of sale carefully. Thank you.
Seller's Story
Citizen Promaster ALTICHRON in Titanium.
The new challenge for Citizen
Usually, a watch enthusiast follows this path: when young, they are drawn to digital and quartz watches; as the years go by, they start dreaming of mechanical (and Swiss) watches; then, with their first significant earnings, they fulfill their dream of adding one or more luxury watches to their collection.
Citizen, to name one major Japanese manufacturer, is among the world's largest producers of mechanical and quartz watches and boasts an endless series of firsts and patents. At Baselworld 2013, it introduced a new range of watches within the Promaster collection, called Altichron.
THE HISTORY OF THE ALTICHRON COLLECTION
Altichron is not a new name, nor is the Promaster family, known to all professional divers and fans of multi-purpose watches. It was launched in the 1980s and, together with Aqualand and Aerochron, completed Citizen's range of sports watches.
The Altichron's features included pressure and altitude measurement (from -300 m to +5000 m), functions that are extremely useful for mountaineers or simply for fans of technical “gadgets.” These were housed in a case with the characteristic shape of a Citizen sports watch: a sensor at 9 o'clock, with the various functions controlled at 2, 4, 8 and 10 o'clock, respectively. In 2013, Citizen introduced the new Citizen Promaster Altichron, water-resistant to 200 m and equipped with a compass and altimeter (without a barometer).
What immediately stands out is the watch's design. Calling it successful would be an understatement: it is vaguely reminiscent of the first Citizen Promaster Altichron, but is more attractive, has a decidedly original look, and is the result of a new design direction. Its craftsmanship is of such a high quality that it raises the standards of the Promaster family. And, what's more, all digital displays have disappeared!
It is a 100% analog watch! Looking at the dial, the four concentric hands bring to mind another little-known but very beautiful watch, the limited-edition Pentagraph A-Centric made by A. Dunhill some years ago.
The Citizen Promaster Altichron nevertheless has a distinctly high-tech look, with aviation-style, skeletonized hands and colored scales to make them easier to read on a very busy dial. Priority is given to reading the hours, minutes and seconds: in short, the Citizen Promaster Altichron is a five-hand watch (six, counting the one at 9 o'clock).
The dial is packed with information: the functions powered by the Citizen Promaster Altichron's electronic brain are numerous and the logic is complex. In short, it's a computer for your wrist, so describing them all in a single article is impossible—you'd run away, and I would understand—but if you'd like to know more, be prepared to be a little patient!
Movement: the Citizen Promaster Altichron is powered by an Eco-Drive caliber, so it recharges using natural light through a photovoltaic cell beneath the dial, according to a specific table linking exposure time to the time needed to recharge.
The power reserve indicator is at 9 o'clock, on a scale divided into four sections from 0 to 340 days. If the watch has little charge (indicator in the first section), the measurement functions are disabled.
Altimeter: activated and deactivated by pressing the button at 8 o'clock; readings are given by three hands. The scales show increments of 1,000, 100 and 2.5 meters. The power reserve dial, thanks to its external white numbered scale, indicates altitudes from 1,000 to 10,000 meters. The central dial indicates altitude from -300 to 900 meters.
A watch that is hard to find on the market, with unique and distinctive features.
A little gem of elegance and technology. Brand-new watch, complete with all Citizen accessories.
Certified watch - professional Diver's watch certified to ISO 6425
For our Catawiki customers: 2+3 years of Official International Warranty
Movement:
Eco-Drive (infinite light-powered charging) with an 11-month power reserve.
Power reserve indicator on the dial.
Functions:
Altimeter from -300 meters to +10,000 meters
Electronic compass
Features:
Super Titanium case,
Liquid rubber strap with pin buckle
Standard men's length: 23.00 cm
Mineral sapphire glass
High nighttime dial visibility
Highly luminous markers
Multicolor dial
Weight: 98.80 grams
Water resistance: 20 bar - 200 meters
Screw-down case back
Dimensions:
Case: 55.00 mm
Weight: 98.00 grams, very light on the wrist
Brand-new watch, complete with box, instruction booklet and official 2+3-year dealer warranty.
The item shown in the photos is the one you will receive.
We ship worldwide in insured packages.
Delivery time: 3–8 days, excluding countries outside Europe.
Please read the terms of sale carefully. Thank you.
