Promaster Skyhawk A-T Reviews

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The Blue Angels are the Navy's elite flight demonstration squadron renowned for their precision and grace showcased in each of their flight maneuvers. This precision and grace is exhibited in the CITIZEN Promaster Blue Angels Skyhawk A-T with precise atomic timekeeping in 43 cities. Other features include a chronograph, perpetual calendar, dual time, alarms, countdown timer, digital backlight and UTC display, power reserve and pilot's rotating slide rule bezel. This model appears in a stainless steel case and bracelet, yellow accented dark blue dial and bezel with the Blue Angel's insignia replicated on the caseback. Featuring our Eco-Drive technology – powered by light, any light. Never needs a battery. Caliber number U680.

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“Very happy with the purchase of this watch, it has all the best features a person could ask for.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I waited several years to replace an older model Blue Angels that had been stolen. This model appeared about a year ago, but I bided my time until a couple of weeks ago when I bought it at a very good price from Macy’s. I’m a bit disappointed in the quality. The crystal should have been dome-shaped rather than flat. I have no issues with the movement as I have the same watch with a mesh bracelet in rose gold. The lume is slightly below average for a watch at this price point. What I like least is the bracelet. It’s very cheap looking, every link has pin holes for adjustments when it should have had less obtrusive screws or some other way. Finally, it lacks a fold over guard which is again something I expected. I bought it because my old one was a favorite. This not so much.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I treated myself to a watch that I've long been attracted to. Got a good deal online and am very happy with it although it a bit of an indulgence for me. Love it! Big, bold a big hunk of military spec instrumentation on my arm :-)”