Citizen · Family: World Chronograph A-T
The Citizen AT8020-03L is a 43mm two-tone steel radio-controlled chronograph with a blue dial and matching blue ion-plating, sold under the World Chronograph A-T line carrying the insignia of the Blue Angels, the US Navy flight demonstration squadron Citizen has a sponsorship agreement with. It runs the light-powered Eco-Drive Caliber H800, with radio-controlled time reception from up to five receivable time zones. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its stand-out detail: once fully charged, it runs for up to 180 days without additional light exposure or a battery change.
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Citizen introduced Eco-Drive technology in 1976, with the first light-powered analog quartz watch, and has since made it the centerpiece of its technological pitch against Swiss mechanical watchmaking. On that foundation it built the A-T (Atomic Timekeeping) line, which adds radio-controlled time reception from reference transmitting stations in Japan, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany, syncing the watch automatically without user intervention.
The AT8020-03L belongs to the World Chronograph A-T collection, launched August 10, 2017, and carries the insignia of the Blue Angels, the US Navy's flight demonstration squadron with which Citizen has held a sponsorship agreement for over a decade as the team's official watch. The blue dial and matching blue ion-plating finish reference the squadron's colors and its F/A-18 aircraft.
Caliber H800 combines the 1/20-second chronograph with a perpetual calendar that needs no adjustment until the year 2100, dual 12/24-hour time display, and a power-reserve indicator that flags when charge drops below certain thresholds. With up to 180 days of autonomy on a full charge and 200 meters of water resistance, the watch is built as a daily precision tool rather than a dress piece.
This is the second Citizen family Cazador adds alongside the Promaster line already in the catalog, extending brand coverage toward its flagship radio-controlled technology, distinct from the mechanical and Eco-Drive dive watches already covered.
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Citizen holds a sponsorship agreement with the Blue Angels, the US Navy's flight demonstration squadron, and sells this edition with their insignia and a blue dial referencing the team's colors.
Up to 180 days at full battery capacity, with no need for additional light exposure, thanks to the Eco-Drive technology Citizen introduced in 1976.
It's Caliber H800's ability to automatically sync the time by picking up radio time signals broadcast from reference stations in Japan, China, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany, across up to five receivable time zones.
Yes, up to 200 meters (20 bar), a notable rating for a chronograph with a perpetual calendar and radio-control functions.
It automatically adjusts for month lengths and leap years without manual intervention, needing no correction until the year 2100.
It launched on August 10, 2017, as Citizen's flagship line combining a high-precision chronograph with Eco-Drive technology and A-T radio-controlled reception.