| description: | The model "Meteorite" is a giant. With a size of 46mm and massive sidewards, the watch seems to defy an asteroid impact. It is built of steel, sapphire crystal and real meteorite stone. From the meteorite GB69-8 from the "Golden Basin" 812 watches were built. The dial bears the stylized relief of the crash site. Under the broken ground you can see the clockwork working. Above the impact point, two radar antennas circle as seconds and 24h hands.
The housings are made of 10 steel parts with PVD ion-plated different colored bezels. The Brieden are screwed in with ornamental screws. The band stops have ornamental screw heads and matt etched inner facets. The floor is screwed, has a glass window and is engraved with the geodata of the meteorite.
The black, white, blue or green dials are broken into circle segments. At 12 o'clock a large double index filled with Superluminova is placed.
At 6 o'clock the meteorite particles are enclosed. The meteorite GB69-8 originates from the Gold Basin, Mohave County, Arizona, USA, and collapsed into 35 ° 52 '30 "N, 114 ° 14' 0" W approximately 14.3 million years ago. The stone is an L4 Olivine and was found in 1995. The authenticity of the meteorite confirmed by METEOLAB (New England Meteoritical Service) in Mendon USA.
The hour and minute hands are skeletonized and filled at the tips with Superluminova luminescent material. Two radar antennas with Superluminova filled circle tip rotate as a 24 hour hand and second hand.
The movement is a 21,600 A / H oscillator and stored on 21 rubies. The watch glass is made of sapphire. The water resistance is 5 ATM.
The leather strap in black, brown or blue is thickly padded, alligator embossed and adapted to the case radius.
The watch is delivered in a dark green Maxibox with certificate card, 16-page booklet and polishing cloth. |
