Hey there, y’all! Let’s gab a bit about this here Citizen Promaster 200m Diver Watch. I ain’t no expert, mind you, just a regular person who got their hands on one, and I’m gonna tell ya what I think, simple and plain.
First off, this watch, they say it can go deep down in the water, like 200 meters they say. That’s a whole lotta water, more than I’ll ever see, I reckon. But it’s good to know it can handle it, ya know? If you’re one of them fancy diver fellas, this watch is supposed to be for you. They say you gotta get some learnin’ and trainin’ before you go divin’ though. Don’t just jump in the water with this thing and expect to be Jacques Cousteau or somethin’. Use it right, they say, so you don’t get hurt.
- Water-resistant to 200m, they say. Means it’s good for divin’ with them air tanks.
- It’s a diver’s watch, see? Made for goin’ deep. But you still gotta be careful.
Now, about settin’ this watch. It ain’t as easy as them old wind-up ones, let me tell ya. This one’s got what they call an “Eco-Drive.” Sounds fancy, huh? Means it runs on sunshine, or any kinda light, I guess. They say you gotta charge it up good, stick it in the sun for a while. How long? I dunno, they don’t say it clear. Just stick it in the light till it works, I reckon.
And then there’s this little knob thing, the “crown” they call it. You gotta twist it and pull it to set the time and the date. And let me tell you, it ain’t easy for these old hands. Twist it one way to loosen it up, then pull it out gentle-like, and then twist it again to set the time. And the date too, that’s a whole ‘nother story. They got instructions, but they ain’t always easy to understand, you know? It’s like they use them fancy words just to confuse folks. I had to get my grandson to help me out. He’s good with these newfangled gadgets. He told me ya gotta unlock that crown thingy before ya do anythin’. Then ya gotta push it back in gentle-like when you’re done.
They say this watch will last a long time, too. Them solar cell thingamajigs and the battery, they say it’ll go for 10 years or more. And the stuff they use to make it run, the oil or somethin’, it won’t dry up or get all sticky, even after 20 years! Well, I won’t be around in 20 years to see if that’s true, but it sounds good, don’t it?
Keepin’ it clean is important too. They say you gotta wipe off the dirt and sweat with a soft cloth. And if the strap gets dirty, you can clean it with soap and a toothbrush, but make sure you rinse it good so there ain’t no soap left. That makes sense, I guess. You wouldn’t want no itchy wrist, now would ya?
This watch has got a register-ring thingy too. They say it’s got some kinda special lockin’ thing to keep it from goin’ haywire. I ain’t sure what it does exactly, but it sounds important. It’s for divin’, they say. Helps you keep track of how long you been underwater, I guess. I ain’t never been divin’, so I can’t say for sure. But it looks fancy, with all them numbers and markings.
Now, if somethin’ goes wrong, and the watch ain’t keepin’ time right, they say you gotta look at the instructions. They got a website and stuff, but I ain’t too good with them computers. My grandson helps me out with that too. He can find anythin’ on that internet thing. He says you can search for the instructions by the model number, but I don’t even know where to find that! It’s all too complicated for an old lady like me.
So, what’s the bottom line? Well, this Citizen Promaster 200m diver watch seems like a pretty good watch, even if I don’t know how to use all them fancy features. It’s tough, it’s supposed to last a long time, and it runs on sunshine, which is pretty neat. If you’re a diver, it’s probably a good choice. And even if you’re not, it’s a nice-lookin’ watch that can take a beatin’. Just make sure you read the instructions, or get someone to help you, so you don’t mess it up. And remember to keep it clean, and charge it up in the sun every now and then. That’s about all I got to say about it. It ain’t rocket science, but it ain’t always easy either.
