FS: Citizen Promaster Aqualand Dive Watch

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• Dec 29, 2008

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Model # JP1010-00E
Bought this originally to use as a backup timer/depth gauge, but I wound up with 2 Aeris nitrox computers and never dove with this watch at all. I did snorkel with it a couple times and made sure it worked in a pool. Absolutely perfect condition, can't tell from new. Even the NDL limits printed on the band are still in perfect condition. Comes with original packaging, metal case, and all documentation. Features:
Current depth
Max depth
Average depth
Min water temp
Dive time
Max depth alarm
Ascent rate alarm
Dive time alarm
Dive log remembers and displays recent dives
Plus normal watch functions like an alarm clock, chronograph, etc.

Note this watch reads in metric.
$130 obo shipped in the lower 48 or plus actual shipping elsewhere.

 

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• Dec 30, 2008

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if i give you my email, can you send me exact pics of the actual piece?
thanks

 

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• Dec 30, 2008

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Is this a metric-only, or can it do both Imperial and Metric?

 

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Ronzo, sure. If you pm me your email, I will take pictures tonight when I get home from work.

Tep, I can't find in the instructions how to convert between metric and imperial. I would think that this would be a simple thing for Citizen to provide, but I don't know that it can be done. I will check again, and if I figure out how, I will let you know. The NDL's on the band are also printed in meters.

 

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• Dec 30, 2008

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Pictures per request

 

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• Jan 7, 2009

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I am very interested in this time piece. Is it still available?

 

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Yes, still available, thanks.

 

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• Jan 7, 2009

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mistressmotorsports:

Tep, I can't find in the instructions how to convert between metric and imperial. I would think that this would be a simple thing for Citizen to provide, but I don't know that it can be done. I will check again, and if I figure out how, I will let you know. The NDL's on the band are also printed in meters.

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My research on the Citizen website shows that the only way to change imperial to metric on this is to change the entire movement... bummer

 

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• Mar 4, 2009

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Hey there mistressmotorsports, is this time piece still available? The meter thing doesn't phase me.

 

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Yes, I still have this available and in the same condition as originally advertised. If you are interested, pm me and we can figure out payment and shipping instructions. Thanks.