Citizen Promaster Marine NY0085-86EE Automatic Diver Watch

SKU: NY0085-86E

GTIN: 4974374288332

Category: Automatic Watches

Available immediately
Delivery time: 1 - 2 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

279,00 €

incl. 19% VAT

The Citizen Promaster Marine Automatic NY0085-86EE is a masterpiece of Japanese watchmaking, designed for adventurers, athletes, and watch enthusiasts. With its robust construction and excellent performance, this watch is suitable for a variety of activities, from diving to everyday use. It features a Miyota 8204 automatic movement, date and day display, one-way rotating bezel, and luminescent hands and markers for excellent readability. Waterproof up to 200 meters, this watch is ISO 6425 certified for underwater use.

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Citizen Promaster Marine Automatic Watch NY0085-86EE

The Citizen Promaster Marine Automatic Watch NY0085-86EE is a masterpiece of Japanese watchmaking. It was designed to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first Promaster models and impresses with its robust construction and excellent performance.

Design and Functions

The stainless steel bracelet of the watch provides optimal grip on the wrist and is equipped with a safety clasp. The Promaster watch case has a diameter of 42 mm and is 13 mm high. The top of the case is brushed while the sides are polished. The bezel is unidirectional and has 60 clicks. The luminous dot on the bezel can be used as a countdown timer to keep track of dive time.

The NY0085-86EE has a Miyota 8204 automatic movement with second stop and a power reserve of up to 42 hours. It features a date and day display in English and German, a screw-down crown, and case back. The piano lacquer-like black dial is easy to read and is protected by crystal glass. The hands and appliqués are luminescent and provide excellent readability, even in poor lighting conditions.

Versatility and Durability

The Citizen Promaster Marine Automatic Watch NY0085-86EE is suitable for a variety of activities, from diving to everyday use. It is ISO 6425 certified and therefore suitable for use underwater. The watch is water-resistant up to a depth of 200 meters and can withstand extreme conditions. The robust construction and precise automatic movement make this watch a reliable companion for everyday wear.

Experience the precise craftsmanship of Citizen with the Promaster Marine Automatic Watch NY0085-86EE. The perfect combination of design, functionality, and durability for adventurers, athletes, and watch enthusiasts.

Technical Details

Automatic movement Miyota 8204 with second stop
Date and day display in English and German with white font on black background. Sunday is in red.
Stainless steel case with brushed finish on the top and polished sides
Unidirectional rotating bezel with 60 click points
Matte aluminum insert on the bezel in the color combination of red and black
Bracelet and clasp brushed all around
ISO6425 certified for water resistance up to 200 meters
Weight: 150 gr.
Total length from factory: 20.3 cm

How to use the Bezel?

The Citizen NY0085-86EE is a rugged diving watch equipped with a unidirectional rotating bezel. The bezel is an important feature of diving watches and serves as a timer to measure dive time and ensure that the diver has enough air to safely return to the surface. At www.watchhouse.de, we have thought about how to use the watch as a countdown timer as well. There are two main methods for using the bezel: as a stopwatch and as a countdown timer.

Using as a Stopwatch

Using the bezel as a stopwatch is simple. You rotate the bezel to align the luminous dot on the bezel with the minute hand when you want to start timing. The bezel rotates in only one direction, so you cannot accidentally turn back time. Time is measured by tracking the minute hand as it moves around the bezel.

Using as a Countdown Timer

Using the bezel as a countdown timer requires a bit more planning and preparation. You need to know in advance how long you want to dive. Make sure that you have enough air to safely return to the surface. Set the luminous dot on the bezel to the position that corresponds to the dive time. For example, if you want to dive for 20 minutes, turn the luminous dot counterclockwise from the minute hand to the 20-minute mark.

As soon as you are underwater, time is measured by watching the minute hand as it moves around the dial. When the minute hand reaches the luminous dot on the bezel, your allotted dive time has elapsed. At this point, you should already be out of the water.

Personal conclusion:

You know, when it comes to diving, you need to have the right equipment. A dive watch is just one of those things that people tend to fancy. Sure, it's got a certain rugged charm to it, but let's be real: it's not a true diving computer.

Don't get me wrong, the Bezel is a nifty little tool to have. It can be used as a stopwatch or countdown timer, whichever tickles your fancy. And it can definitely help you keep track of your air supply, ensuring you have enough to safely resurface.

But let's not kid ourselves, it's more of an accessory than a necessity. Sure, it might look cool on your wrist, but if you're serious about diving, you're going to need a proper diving computer.

In the end, it all comes down to personal preference. If you want a cool-looking dive watch that can help you keep track of time and air supply, then the Citizen NY0085-86EE is a great choice. But if you want a serious diving tool, you'll need to look elsewhere.

Cheers, Zafer Yigitoglu :-)