NASA Artemis Chrono Insignia Limited Edition
The limited edition NASA Artemis Chrono celebrates this new era of lunar travel with a bold new redesign of the traditional tachymeter watch. Primarily used to measure speed, tachymeter watches have long been associated with space travel, as Buzz Aldrin wore his during his famous first steps on the moon in 1969.
Weāve modernized the tachymeter bezel. Clean lines allow bold colors to span the glass-coated bezel. Chronograph subdials are recessed into the radial brushed sunray dial, and anodized pushers add a pop of color to the outside of the watch.
The 40mm unisex sized case is fitted with a finely brushed stainless steel bracelet and a micro-adjust clasp that gives the most comfortable fit possible. A dimensional Orion capsule is sculpted into the caseback along with the limited edition number.
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NASA Artemis Chrono Insignia Limited Edition
NASA Artemis Chrono Insignia Limited Edition
The limited edition NASA Artemis Chrono celebrates this new era of lunar travel with a bold new redesign of the traditional tachymeter watch. Primarily used to measure speed, tachymeter watches have long been associated with space travel, as Buzz Aldrin wore his during his famous first steps on the moon in 1969.
Weāve modernized the tachymeter bezel. Clean lines allow bold colors to span the glass-coated bezel. Chronograph subdials are recessed into the radial brushed sunray dial, and anodized pushers add a pop of color to the outside of the watch.
The 40mm unisex sized case is fitted with a finely brushed stainless steel bracelet and a micro-adjust clasp that gives the most comfortable fit possible. A dimensional Orion capsule is sculpted into the caseback along with the limited edition number.
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The limited edition NASA Artemis Chrono celebrates this new era of lunar travel with a bold new redesign of the traditional tachymeter watch. Primarily used to measure speed, tachymeter watches have long been associated with space travel, as Buzz Aldrin wore his during his famous first steps on the moon in 1969.
Weāve modernized the tachymeter bezel. Clean lines allow bold colors to span the glass-coated bezel. Chronograph subdials are recessed into the radial brushed sunray dial, and anodized pushers add a pop of color to the outside of the watch.
The 40mm unisex sized case is fitted with a finely brushed stainless steel bracelet and a micro-adjust clasp that gives the most comfortable fit possible. A dimensional Orion capsule is sculpted into the caseback along with the limited edition number.
