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Sponsored: Built for the Elements — Meet the Citizen Promaster Land GMT

Citizen’s Promaster Land GMT brings dual-time functionality to the field with a rugged 39.5mm case, 200m water resistance, and light-powered Eco-Drive performance. Available in bold red or high-contrast navy, it’s a travel-ready tool watch built for terrain, terminals, and everything in between.
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Adventure-ready and engineered for reliability, the Citizen Promaster Land GMT expands the brand’s professional tool-watch lineup with dual-time capability and uncompromising durability. Available in a bold red-dial ref. BJ7150-50W and a navy dial execution ref. BJ7150-09L, the new models blend ISO-compliant performance with practical design cues inspired by rocky terrain and life beyond the pavement.

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Designed for explorers who cross borders as often as they cross trails, the Promaster Land GMT pairs robust construction with sustainable light-powered technology, delivering travel-ready utility without sacrificing everyday wearability.

Promaster Land GMT Ref. BJ7150-09L (Navy Dial)

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The navy dial Promaster Land GMT presents a clean, high-contrast layout framed by a fixed 24-hour GMT bezel. Its dial, inspired by rugged stone formations, balances texture with legibility, featuring crisp white hour markers and bright yellow accents that stand out in changing light conditions. A discreet date window at 3 o’clock adds daily practicality without interrupting the no-nonsense display.

The 39.5mm stainless steel case is water resistant to 200 meters and topped with an anti-reflective curved sapphire crystal for clarity and durability in the field. Sized for versatility, the case maintains professional-grade specifications while remaining comfortable for everyday wear.

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Inside, the watch is powered by Citizen’s Eco-Drive Caliber B878 movement, sustainably powered by any light source and eliminating the need for battery replacement. The result is seamless functionality whether navigating time zones or venturing off-grid. Secured on a durable grey nylon strap, the BJ7150-09L arrives in a signature Promaster tackle box, fully ready for the next expedition.

Promaster Land GMT Ref. BJ7150-50W (Red Dial)

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Offering a more assertive presence, the red-dial Promaster Land GMT shares the same technical foundation with a warmer, high-impact aesthetic. The textured dial surface reflects the same terrain-inspired design language, accented with white markers and vibrant orange details for quick readability.

A fixed 24-hour bezel supports intuitive second-time-zone tracking, while the curved sapphire crystal ensures resistance to scratches and glare. The 39.5mm stainless steel case maintains 200 meters of water resistance, reinforcing the model’s professional credentials.

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Like its navy counterpart, the red reference runs on the Eco-Drive Caliber B878 movement, being continuously powered by light and engineered for long-term reliability without battery changes.

This execution is paired with a stainless steel bracelet, extending the watch’s durable, purpose-built character from case to clasp. It also ships in the Promaster tackle box packaging, underscoring its field-ready intent.

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Both versions of the Citizen Promaster Land GMT are available now via the brand’s online store and authorized retailers, with the navy dial ref. BJ7150-09L marked at $525, and the red dial ref. BJ7150-50W at $595.


To learn more, visit Citizen, here.

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