Gagarin 24 HOURS Automatic
2432-4571790
Yuri Gagarin took the Sturmanskie watch, made by special order, into space on April 12, 1961. In weightlessness the watch worked flawlessly. Later this legendary watch was transferred to the factory museum. And later, in 1963, the first woman-cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova flew into space with the Sturmanskie watch.
Since 1961 the Sturmanskie have been the official watch of the Soviet and Russian cosmonauts, which helped in difficult situations, withstanding severe tests in zero gravity, magnetic fields, extreme shocks, vibrations and temperatures. Today, looking at this model, we understand the value of design and aesthetic value, so, repeating it in new proportions, we kept the most recognizable design details with respect for the original source.
A new line of 2016 is a model made in titanium case with a carefully redesigned crown, keeping a feeling of 60th.
Planet and time - the theme of the collection Gagarin 24 hours. The model is equipped with a mechanical caliber of Russian production with a disk or pointer indication of the time of day and an additional scale for the second time zone.
| MOVEMENT | ・Vostok 2432 ・Russian automatic movement (manual winding possible, no battery needed) ・Central second, minute and hour hands ・Date indication ・19.800 semi-oscillation per hour ・Power reserve: approx. 31 hours ・Jewels: 32 ・Second time zone: located on the outer ring of the dial and is adjusted by the second crown (at 10h) |
| CASE MATERRIAl | Stainless steel |
| CASE DIMENSIONS | 44x13 mm |
| WATER RESISTANCE | 5 ATM |
| GLASS TYPE | Mineral crystal |