At that time, it was the world’s most water-resistant watch available for public use.
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For example, towards the end of 1981, Citizen released its 1300m Professional Diver’s watch.
By the end of the decade, Citizen was producing excellent watches that many times, I would dare to say, were more technically interesting than the offerings of its rivals. Fitted with caliber 8650, generating a frequency of 4,194,304Hz, it is still to date one of the world’s most accurate wristwatches ever offered for public sale. In 1973, the company launched its first quartz wristwatch, while two years later, in 1975, the launch of the now legendary Crystron Mega Quartz left the watch world with little, if any, doubt about where Citizen were heading as a brand. One of Citizen’s first pocket watches that went on sale in 1924 This model showcased Calibre 8110, which included a zero-position reset mechanism fitted with a shock absorber. In 1970, they introduced one of the world’s first Titanium cased watches the “X-8 Chronometer”, while in 1972 they presented the 60’s “Sports Master”, which we all know as the Bullhead. For example, in 1959, the company created the first Japanese water-resistant watch, the “Parawater”, while in 1962 they developed the world’s thinnest 3 hand watch. have been producing extremely fine and innovative watches. From that point onward, Citizen Watch Co. After this, the name stuck and was adopted by the company in 1930. Shinpei Goto, the Mayor of Tokyo, named the “CITIZEN”. The Citizen Watch Company was established in 1918, as the Shokosha Watch Research Institute and, in 1924, it produced a pocket watch which Mr. No, it is not the Tuna Marinemaster or the Seiko 6105, but the iconic Citizen Aqualand Promaster. In this article we are going to examine one of the most iconic dive watches coming from Japan of all time. Although Seiko has produced a large number of excellent, iconic and historical timepieces, it is unfair to forget other companies like Citizen. When we refer to Japan and its watch industry everyone, and rightly so, instantly think of one company: Seiko.
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