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Citizen Promaster Skyhawk A-T Limited Edition Watch
Citizen, Japanese manufacturer of watches of virtually all styles and for every conceivable purpose, have just bolstered their formidable Promaster collection with an addition to their feature-packed pilot's watch line, the Skyhawk A-T. With some notable updates for the more premium Promaster designation, the new Citizen Promaster Skyhawk A-T Limited Edition now features a lightweight titanium case, blue highlights throughout, as well as the familiar bevy of complications of its predecessor.For those who enjoy a technologically driven pilot's watch experience, the new Citizen Promaster Skyhawk A-T does not disappoint. Citizen’s?light-powered Eco-Drive U680 movement,?shared by both the Skyhawk A-T and the new Promaster Skyhawk A-T, is equipped with radio-controlled atomic timekeeping, a perpetual calendar, a second time zone sub dial (theoretically for UTC, an aviation necessity), and a power reserve indicator. An anti-reflective sapphire crystal is an upgrade over the non-Promast
Triple Watch Mobile Phone Concept By Manon Maneenawa: A Realistic Phone Watch
Typically concept phone/watch combinations are intriguing, but so far away from practicality or the limits of current technology that they are only worth a brief glance. Then there are those things that actually look as though they could work with what we have today. This is why I am excited about the Triple Phone Watch concept.In a nutshell, the device is a folding phone that fits on a wrist strap. When the phone is folded, a smaller anterior screen displays the time. To use the phone, the wear slips out the phone and unfolds it. A concern immediately appears, but I think is easily dismissed. You can surmise that because the phone separates from the wrist strap, they can easily become lost from one another. However, mobile phones aren’t typically latched to anything anyways, so these phones could be just as easy to lose as any other. Second, if you lost the wrist strap, it doesn’t look like something that would be too expensive to replace anyway. Thus, I don’t think