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Promaster Skyhawk A-T Reviews

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The mission of the Blue Angels is to showcase the pride and professionalism of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps through their expert precision and dedication to excellence and service. Citizen is proud to present the latest Promaster Blue Angels Air Skyhawk men’s watch in a Special Edition box set. With only 9,999 pieces made worldwide, this exceptional timepiece has a silver-tone stainless steel case with a blue dial and blue ion-plated bezel encased in sapphire crystal. It features atomic time clock synchronization for superior accuracy, time adjustment available in 43 world cities, 1/100 second chronograph measures up to 24 hours, perpetual calendar, GMT dual time (second time zone), 2 alarms, 99-minute countdown timer, digital backlight display, Universal Coordinated Time (UTC) display, and a power reserve indicator. The silver-tone stainless steel bracelet band fastens with a fold over clasp with hidden push buttons. The Blue Angel's insignia is replicated on the case back. This distinctive sports watch utilizes our Eco-Drive technology that’s sustainably powered by light and never needs a battery, and is water resistant up to 200 meters. Reach a higher altitude in style and pay tribute to the elite Blue Angels with this high-performance timepiece. The special edition version of the Blue Angels comes with a yellow helmet case and is the ultimate collector’s box set to own.

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Keeps excellent time… and keeps track of Daylight Savings Time — except in Phoenix, AZ, where Daylight Savings Time is not observed. So you have to go through the annoying process of resetting your watch — but your watch knows the time in your time zone and within a day, changes your watch to Mountain Standard to Daylight Savings Time the next day. So you have to change time zones…
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Posted 11 months ago
Saw a few watches over the past 5-6 years and saw nothing that popped. Well today my Wife and I went to get our wedding rings cleaned and looked at watches at that store and saw 2 from Citizen. Did not really see anything that popped. Went across the way to another dealer and saw one and still didn’t pop. Well then this beauty popped right out and I knew this was the one. The only downfall was the authenticity card that it came with was not the correct one. My watches number is 6746/9999 the card showed 8263/9999
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Posted 11 months ago
This is my second blue angel watch? I gave My the first one to my grandson. He just got his pilots license at Central Washington University. Can I buy a owners manual for this watch
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Posted 1 year ago
I just bought the this beautiful watch. I had a titanium eco-drive several years ago. Could not beat a deal on the Blue Angels collectors.
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Posted 1 year ago
Sweet watch. My 3rd Blue Angel piece! Love the backlight feature and luminosity on this watch!
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Posted 1 year ago
I'm a retired US Navy Parachute Rigger and spent 22 years maintaining the ejection seat mounted parachutes/survival kits and every piece of flight equipment a US Navy and US Marine Corps Aviator will wear, including the HGU-33 flight helmet used by the Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Team (the visor should be gold instead of chrome but I understand ;-). This watch has been on my watch "Bucket List" for 2 year, and now one is mine. It's beautiful and I'm proud to wear it, but maybe not for the fact that it's a Citizen... The folks at the jewelry store didn't know how to set it and there was no instruction manual in the enormous beautiful box. They did adjust the bracelet and when I saw the small metal working hammer come out to drive the pins back in, I cringed but it was too late and they removed a link from both sides and damaged both sides. I took hours of searching the internet to find very little on setting the watch but finally found a video on citizenwatch.com that mentioned manual adjusting if a radio link failed allowing me to set "Daylight Saving". Then I registered the watch only to realize that the "VERY COOL" metal limited edition ID card didn't match my watch. The card indicated 2951/9999 and the case back indicated 1690/9999. Then I wondered if they 9999 were manufactured over multiple years, because I couldn't discern a date of manufacture. Can Citizen tell me more? I was hoping for a card that matched the watch, but that may not be possible. And lastly, the laser etching (I'm guessing laser) is blurred on some of the numbers and letters, specifically the movement identifier isn't as legible as one would hope for a new expensive Citizen watch. I think this one is number "Two" from top-of-the-line Promaster, just under the Titanium version which I'm sure is actually available in the Blue Angel configuration. So, maybe I'll be able to find a new bracelet to install someday after putting a few bucks back into the Parachute Rigger's indulgent cookie jar. I would have gladly provided pictures but the option to do so was not working.
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Posted 1 year ago
I bought this watch yesterday (9/21/23) and the feel and look is incredible. My other Citizen eco is nearly 10 years old and has kept perfect time but I love the look of the Blue Angel watch. Will enjoy both for years to come, worth every penny!
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Posted 1 year ago
I like the look and feel of the watch. Very accurate timekeeping.
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Posted 1 year ago