What are the features of the Navitimer Cosmonaute Artemis II?

It is a chronograph with a 24-hour display, produced in a limited edition of 450 pieces, using a genuine meteorite (meteorite) on the dial.

Why does it have a 24-hour display?

In orbit, day and night alternate approximately every 90 minutes, so it is designed to help astronauts accurately distinguish between day and night to match mission control's time.

What was the first Swiss watch to go into space?

It was the Breitling 'Navitimer Cosmonaute' worn by Scott Carpenter during his 1962 Earth orbit flight.

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Orbital Material: BREITLING Announces NAVITIMER COSMONAUTE ARTEMIS II Featuring a Meteorite Dial

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Breitling has announced the 'Navitimer B02 Chronograph 41 Cosmonaute Artemis II', a limited edition of 450 pieces featuring a galaxy blue meteorite dial, honoring the legacy of the first Swiss wristwatch in space.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the features of the Navitimer Cosmonaute Artemis II?: A: It is a chronograph with a 24-hour display, produced in a limited edition of 450 pieces, using a genuine meteorite (meteorite) on the dial.
Q: Why does it have a 24-hour display?: A: In orbit, day and night alternate approximately every 90 minutes, so it is designed to help astronauts accurately distinguish between day and night to match mission control's time.
Q: What was the first Swiss watch to go into space?: A: It was the Breitling 'Navitimer Cosmonaute' worn by Scott Carpenter during his 1962 Earth orbit flight.