It was the first traditionally styled 200m dive watch combined with cutting-edge technology. But it was the Aqualand that stirred up the entire scuba-diving scene.
Starting in 1959 with the Parawater, Citizen had already played an essential role in dive-watch development by 1985. As an extra service, military-issued no-decompression depth and time (no-deco) limits were printed on the outside of the watch’s strap. Its caliber C020 offered features that were unheard of in dive watches before then - an electronic depth gauge, a dive timer, and a memory to store the maximum dive depth and time. In 1985, almost simultaneously with the introduction of electronic dive computers, Citizen introduced the grandfather of the JP2000, the CQ-1012-50.
Let us present the Citizen Promaster Aqualand JP2000-08E, a watch that was more important for dive-watch history than you probably realize.
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