PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L
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PCAT ATOMIC TIMEKEEPING CB5916-59L

$580.00
$725.00

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Product Description

The PCAT from Citizen improves on this classic collection with a modern design, including a two-tone, rose gold stainless-steel 43mm case and a...two-tone stainless-steel bracelet, capped off with a blue dial. It uses a Tachymeter bezel, and in addition to Eco-Drive technology, it includes advanced features such as atomic timekeeping with synchronized time adjustment in 43 cities worldwide, power reserve indicator, a perpetual calendar and a chronograph. This timepiece is the definition of sporty elegance, with a timeless style that can be effortlessly dressed up or down as the situation changes.

Overview

Gender

Men

Dial Color

Blue

Water Resistance

200 meters

Case

Case Shape

Round

Case Material

Stainless Steel

Case Diameter

43 mm

Movement

Movement

Eco-Drive

Caliber

E660

Band

Clasp Type

Fold Over Clasp with Push Buttons

Band Type

Bracelet

Band Material

Stainless Steel

Lug Width

22

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Brand History

In the Japan of the 1920s, most of the watches sold were pocket watches imported from overseas. Determined to create a Japan-made rival product, the Shokosha Watch Research Institute, the precursor of CITIZEN, launched its own pocket watch in 1924. As a first product, it was magnificent—but it lacked a name. Tokyo Mayor Count Shinpei Goto was asked to suggest one. The name he came up with was “CITIZEN,” an expression of the hope that as many people as possible—citizens—would use and cherish the watch for a long time.