BREITLING Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II

Name: BREITLING Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II
Brand: Breitling
SKU: AB02307A1C1P1
Price: 14000.0 CAD
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Caractéristiques principales :

Case Main Material Stainless steel
Case Diameter 41mm
Case Lug Width 22 mm
Case Thickness 13 mm
Case Height 47.09 mm
Caseback Screwed in (sapphire crystal)
Bezel Bidirectional, slide rule
Crown Non screw-locked, two gaskets
Crystal Cambered sapphire, glareproofed both sides Sapphire
Colour of Dial Blue
Water Resistance 3 bars
Caliber Breitling 02 (Manufacture)
Movement Self-winding mechanical
Power Reserve Approx. 70 hrs
Vibration 28,800 v.p.h
Movement Warranty 5 Years
Bracelet Material Alligator leather
Bracelet Colour Blue
Bracelet Size (Lug / Buckle) 22/18 mm
Buckle Material Stainless steel
Buckle Type Folding clasp

Détails du produit

The Navitimer Cosmonaute was born on May 24, 1962, when astronaut Scott Carpenter orbited Earth three times as part of NASA’s Mercury-Atlas 7 mission. On his wrist was a one-of-a-kind Breitling Navitimer, custom-built for space with a 24-hour dial. Carpenter had known the pilot’s chronograph from his days of flight training and trusted the functionality of its computational slide rule. With that flight, the Cosmonaute became the first Swiss wristwatch in space. The limited-edition Navitimer Cosmonaute Artemis II pays tribute to that historic mission while looking toward the future of space exploration coming off of its namesake mission Artemis II. Produced in just 450 pieces, it houses the hand-wound Breitling Manufacture Caliber B02 and features a galaxy-blue meteorite dial, cut from an extraterrestrial stone. Composed primarily of iron and nickel, the meteorite reveals its natural crisscrossing Widmanstätten pattern when etched, ensuring no two dials are alike. The watch commemorates modern space exploration with the engravings “Artemis II” and “One of 450,” while the mission logo patch appears on the open caseback.