Really like these. I had the BN0118 for awhile and one way to describe them are as a refined blunt instrument. So simple, yet so well done from end to end. Great watch. Enjoy.
At $400 street price there is just too much competition I would rather have. That said it's a more than solid pick for someone looking for a bullet proof tool watch. These reviews just keep getting better 👌
Great review. I have watched this many times and falling in love with this watch. To me it is perfect. I like the fact that it is a little stubby and robust in design…hence the name “tough”
That's great thing, no doubt....titanium, sapphire, solar powered.....a price tag is absolutely right, Promaster was always been my weak spot.....who could resist to buy a new BN0150 for less than 150 USD? That thing is just a proof how Citizen is thinking right, since they don't do it since yesterday.....drilled lugs.....Citizen I love you. There's nothing to complain about here, everything is just a personal preference, personally I would definitely remove that bracelet since I don't like metal at my wrist, and that's it, no more Like, good job.
@@degenerateWA I've just bought this beast from an Italian reseller on Chrono24 for 361 Euros incl. taxes and overnight shipping 😎 With love from Paris
Very nice. Love the no nonsense approach. Yeah that MSRP is a bit much, but I think if you can find it around $400, it’s well worth it. Thanks for the great and to the point review.
I have been wanting the JDM model but didn't like the radio function since it's not USA compatible. That said, this looks to be everything I have been wanting! Time to ditch my titanium garrison for this one.
I have seen this one in the flesh. Its bulky and heavy but it seemed solid! I loved the knurling on the crown as well! Hope you are having a great weekend bro!
I will as well but the new version has drilled lugs hasn't it? But the hands look a bit large & is the crystal a bit top hat? ( is there a blue disl option as well?)
I have the previous model and I prefer it. This looks too thick for an office watch, which is what I wear it for. Plus you have somehow lost 100m of water resistance! Not that anyone will take it down to that depth it still differentiated this from all the 200m dive watch crowd. Also it's lost the adjustable clasp, though I do like the domed sapphire, chunky hand set and changed bracelet design. It would be nice to see a side by side review of old v new
There is so much wrong in your post, I felt compelled to intervene since I just got this watch. This watch is NOT an office watch. Not a single watch on the Promaster line is an office watch. This is marketed as an adventure go-anywhere do-anything kind of watch. It is in fact 200m water resistant though not “Diver” rated. The video states that it is 14mm thick but I measured it at 13mm due to the domed sapphire but it looks less thick. It does not have a quick release diver’s extension because it is not a diver’s watch but it does have 3 micro adjustment positions. Hope my comment didn’t come up as rude, I’m just trying to give you some real perspective.
@@carlmanu I agree with the OP. This version is a serious downgrade compared to PMD56-2951, which was not only thinner and more versatile, but also had a perpetual calendar, had radio control, and was made in Japan (not "cased in Thailand'). Had high hopes for this model until I seen the specs, and I wish they had got rid of the date entirely and try and make it thinner. IMO thinner is always better, whether you're in the office or the field.
@@JeeGee114 I get it, I don’t care either but calling it an office watch to then complain about it going from 300m to 200m WR is a rather weird to complain about for a watch that he considers “office”. To be honest, I have worn dive watches on a leather strap in an office environment but you wouldn’t hear me complain about them being to thick or robust because it isn’t an office watch.
It's the upgrade from the garrison! I'm just in love with those two! The foot print on the wrist is the same? Help me with that please, can't decide witch one to buy awesome video!
Will this fit ok on my 6,25/6,5 inch wrist? I really want titanium and solar watch but hard to find under 40mm watches, please anyone reply, it would helped a lot
@@Ajisaurus Nothing above 48mm. For reference, I own a Seiko Solar Tuna SNE499 which has a diameter of 47mm which is a big watch but the lug to lug is the same, thus I can pull it off because it does not protrude beyond my wrist limits.
@@carlmanu I see! :) I do have promaster BN0150-10E with 44mm diameter but 48mm lug to lug width, that's why it wears surprisingly normal on my wrist! I was thinking about swapping it with the 37mm version, but just got mine for around 3 months!lol, What about thickness though? what's maximum?
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Really like these. I had the BN0118 for awhile and one way to describe them
are as a refined blunt instrument. So simple, yet so well done from end to end.
Great watch. Enjoy.
Perfect description. Just enough "sauce" to appease the inner watch nerd and all utility👌
At $400 street price there is just too much competition I would rather have. That said it's a more than solid pick for someone looking for a bullet proof tool watch. These reviews just keep getting better 👌
Always appreciate it brotha.
Great review. I have watched this many times and falling in love with this watch. To me it is perfect. I like the fact that it is a little stubby and robust in design…hence the name “tough”
Well said🍻
I just bought the watch from Mark @ Long Island Watch. $432- $25 Rewards dollars = $407
I love it, I love it! Its so comfortable that I even sleep with it...
That's when you know it's comfortable👌
That's great thing, no doubt....titanium, sapphire, solar powered.....a price tag is absolutely right, Promaster was always been my weak spot.....who could resist to buy a new BN0150 for less than 150 USD? That thing is just a proof how Citizen is thinking right, since they don't do it since yesterday.....drilled lugs.....Citizen I love you.
There's nothing to complain about here, everything is just a personal preference, personally I would definitely remove that bracelet since I don't like metal at my wrist, and that's it, no more
Like, good job.
When Citizen does it right, they really do it right
Sold! Great straightforward honest review 👍
Awesome, thank you!
@@degenerateWA I've just bought this beast from an Italian reseller on Chrono24 for 361 Euros incl. taxes and overnight shipping 😎 With love from Paris
Very nice. Love the no nonsense approach. Yeah that MSRP is a bit much, but I think if you can find it around $400, it’s well worth it. Thanks for the great and to the point review.
Appreciate the positive feedback🍻
I have 2 toughs, US version and UK version, will certainly add this one as well.
Excellent choice👌
Awesome review! My friend! 😎 keep up the good work!
Much appreciated🙌🍻
I have been wanting the JDM model but didn't like the radio function since it's not USA compatible. That said, this looks to be everything I have been wanting! Time to ditch my titanium garrison for this one.
I need this in my life!!!
I want the old tough face on this case and bracelet. Very nice clean look 👍
Absolutely👌🍻
I have seen this one in the flesh. Its bulky and heavy but it seemed solid! I loved the knurling on the crown as well! Hope you are having a great weekend bro!
Same to you brotha🍻
I own the 300m version of this beauty. This watch will go anywhere anytime. I put a Crafter Blue strap on this thing.
Very nice👌
Thank you for another classy review.
No no, thank you for being awesome🍻
@@degenerateWA If I ever see you in person through some twist of fate, you know that beer's gonna be real.
@@skipinkoreaable absolutely. I would welcome that gladly🍻
Interesting. But I'll stick with my 2018 uk only version. Which is much thinner and has a 300 mr WR rating.
Probobaly a smart choice. No reason to get this one if you already have an older version of it.
Can you helps us with the code reference for that 300m?
The code for the uk only version is BN0118
do you regularly dive beyond 200m BSL?
I will as well but the new version has drilled lugs hasn't it? But the hands look a bit large & is the crystal a bit top hat? ( is there a blue disl option as well?)
I have the previous model and I prefer it. This looks too thick for an office watch, which is what I wear it for. Plus you have somehow lost 100m of water resistance! Not that anyone will take it down to that depth it still differentiated this from all the 200m dive watch crowd. Also it's lost the adjustable clasp, though I do like the domed sapphire, chunky hand set and changed bracelet design. It would be nice to see a side by side review of old v new
There is so much wrong in your post, I felt compelled to intervene since I just got this watch. This watch is NOT an office watch. Not a single watch on the Promaster line is an office watch. This is marketed as an adventure go-anywhere do-anything kind of watch. It is in fact 200m water resistant though not “Diver” rated. The video states that it is 14mm thick but I measured it at 13mm due to the domed sapphire but it looks less thick. It does not have a quick release diver’s extension because it is not a diver’s watch but it does have 3 micro adjustment positions. Hope my comment didn’t come up as rude, I’m just trying to give you some real perspective.
@@carlmanu I agree with the OP. This version is a serious downgrade compared to PMD56-2951, which was not only thinner and more versatile, but also had a perpetual calendar, had radio control, and was made in Japan (not "cased in Thailand'). Had high hopes for this model until I seen the specs, and I wish they had got rid of the date entirely and try and make it thinner. IMO thinner is always better, whether you're in the office or the field.
@@carlmanuI don't really care how it is marketed. I cycle to work and wear it in the office.
@@JeeGee114 I get it, I don’t care either but calling it an office watch to then complain about it going from 300m to 200m WR is a rather weird to complain about for a watch that he considers “office”. To be honest, I have worn dive watches on a leather strap in an office environment but you wouldn’t hear me complain about them being to thick or robust because it isn’t an office watch.
I'm thinking of getting one of these... I have a deal for like $350.... seems un-passable.
Thanks for the review! How long does the lume last? Is it comparable to Seiko divers?
It's the upgrade from the garrison! I'm just in love with those two! The foot print on the wrist is the same? Help me with that please, can't decide witch one to buy awesome video!
Pretty much. The Garrison has a slimmer case height, so if you're wanting something thinner that might be the way to go, but it's really not by much.
Point of order: the Ray Mears has a WR of 300m
Very good!👌
How does it wear i terms of size? How big is the watch measured at the bezel? Can i wear it with a 16.5cm wrist? Oval shape.
my measurements are based on the bezel size. It wears okay. It might be too chunky for your preferences but that's up to you. I have a 19.6cm wrist.
I love the look of this watch but I’m concerned that 41mm is too small for my 7.8 inch wrist. Would you agree?
I don't think so. I have 7.75" wrists
Way too small.
Will this fit ok on my 6,25/6,5 inch wrist? I really want titanium and solar watch but hard to find under 40mm watches, please anyone reply, it would helped a lot
Never worry about the watch diameter but rather the lug to lug distance. This watch has a 46mm lug to lug which should be fine for our wrist size.
@@carlmanu I see! Thank you for this reply. So a follow up question would be: what is maximum lug to lug width for our wrist size?
@@Ajisaurus Nothing above 48mm. For reference, I own a Seiko Solar Tuna SNE499 which has a diameter of 47mm which is a big watch but the lug to lug is the same, thus I can pull it off because it does not protrude beyond my wrist limits.
@@carlmanu I see! :) I do have promaster BN0150-10E with 44mm diameter but 48mm lug to lug width, that's why it wears surprisingly normal on my wrist! I was thinking about swapping it with the 37mm version, but just got mine for around 3 months!lol, What about thickness though? what's maximum?
@@Ajisaurus I wouldn’t personally wear anything over 14mm of thickness but it all depends on attire imo.
All good but...cased in Thailand. That's a deal-breaker for me.
Because?? Have you had a bad experience with a Thai-cased watch in the past? Was your ex-wife Thai? 😅
@@Brynn-be9zr It's "why" first of all and no, no Thai ex-wives.
1:33 mono what? 🤨🤨🤨🤨
Mono COCK. As in cock and balls.
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Just kidding. "Monocoque" case.
Bulky, snaggable on clothing, expensive. BM8080 better bet? 🤔
That's for you to decide👍
Kinda thick for a quartz
Yeah they could have easily made it at least 12mm
"California dial", really? You [Americans] cannot help yourselves
Today's lesson is the word "modified"👍
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