NJ0100-71E Automatic Analogue Watch for Men, Silver

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Orologio bellissimo, non rende in foto o video quanto poi renda dal vivo. Da utilizzare in tutte le occasioni, risulta essere sia sportivo che elegante. La spedizione è stata rapida e l'assistenza da parte del venditore ottima. L'orologio arriva ancora nella classica riproduzione della bombola gialla da sub, molto carina.

Superb dive watch!

The JP2000 is one of those rare watches that instantly feels like a proper tool the moment you put it on. It has that serious, no-nonsense dive-watch presence – chunky, purposeful, and absolutely bursting with character. The depth gauge, the classic Aqualand look, and the reassuring heft all give you the sense that this thing was built to do work, not just sit under a shirt cuff. On the wrist it feels solid and dependable, and every glance at the dial and depth scale is a reminder that this is a piece of real dive history you’re wearing, not just another fashion diver. In use, it’s brilliant: the legibility is great, the functions are genuinely useful if you dive or even just like having that techy, instrument-panel vibe on your wrist, and it oozes that old-school Promaster charm that newer designs often lack. It’s the kind of watch that makes you smile every time you strap it on, because it feels unique, over-engineered in the best way, and built to last years of abuse. That said, the JP2000 won’t be perfect for everyone. It’s big and tall, and some people will find it a bit too chunky for daily office wear. The design is unapologetically “tooly” – if you prefer slim, dressy, or minimalist pieces, this will probably feel like overkill. The analog-digital layout and extra functions mean a slightly steeper learning curve than a simple three-hander, and if you never dive or use the depth gauge, some of the magic might be lost on you. But if you do love robust, functional dive watches with real capability and tons of personality, the JP2000 is an absolute gem.

Une montre très prisée. J'ai acheté mon premier modèle en Thaïlande. Je plongeais en co instructeur, presque tous les jours pendant 1 an.