Wrist Circumference: 6.25″-9″ (160mm/225mm)Ĭerakote is a ceramic based finish that can be applied to metals, plastics, polymers and wood. Horween Leather with Tool-free, Quick-release Springbar System Movement: Miyota 82S0 Automatic, 42 Hour Power Reserve, 21600 BPH, 21 Jewels, Accuracy: -20/+40 sec per dayįunctions: Tritium + Super-LumiNova Planetary Hours / Minutes / Star Secondsĭial: Constellations Super-LumiNova Star MapĬase: White Cerakote Coated 316L Stainless Steel
In honor of the year of the moon landing, only 1969 pieces of each Trappist-1 NASA Edition colorway will be made and each watch will be individually numbered. Horween leather which is ribbed and stitched to pay tribute to the articulated ridge-lines seen on space gloves. The domed crystal is made from Hesalite that was originally developed for NASA. Each of the twelve support bridges also doubles as an hour marker. The grille of the Trappist-1 resembles the Cupola and gives you a sense of looking out into space. I have a feeling that some of that is due to their Kickstarter campaign and lack of QC. My only issue is that I have been reading a mixed bag of reviews on their watches. I have been looking to add a more unique watch to my collection and stumbled upon Xeric and love what they are doing. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a power reserve of 42 hours. Xeric Watch Brand Hello and good day everyone. Each automatic movement comes equipped with a proprietary solar system rotor that can be appreciated through the exhibition crystal on the caseback. The caseback features engraved 50th anniversary commemorative artwork of the Apollo 11 mission patch. The mechanical movement is made in Japan and is known for its precision and reliability. The Trappist-1 is built around a high-torque, Seiko VH31 movement with semi-sweeping seconds hand. Commencing countdown, engines on Xeric have a history of making fun watches, watches that tell time in unique ways. But it’s also launch day for Xeric’s Trappist-1 NASA Edition. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a Miyota 8215 self-winding movement that generates power as you wear it. Today in 1969, the Apollo 11 crew got up around 4 a.m. The constellation-like seconds hand sweeps across the dial similar to comets streaking across the night sky and once every minute it aligns to complete the Trappist-1 star map dial. The Trappist-1 Automatic model also features tritium tubes! You’ll always be able to read the time, even in the dark void of space. The inner luminous planet represents the hours while the outer luminous planet shows the minutes, all while orbiting around the central axis. The Orbiting Planetary System consists of glowing Super-LumiNova indices and planets to help space explorers keep track of time as they travel in the darkest regions of the universe. NASA has partnered with Xeric watches for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission If you’re a space geek looking for your very own piece of history the Xeric Apollo 11 50th. In honor of the year of the moon landing, only 1969 pieces of each Trappist-1 NASA Edition colorway will be made and each watch will be individually numbered.Xeric Trappist-1 Automatic NASA Edition Apollo 11Īll Trappist-1 NASA Edition models have back-filled luminous hands and silkscreened dials for stargazing. The straps are made from Italian leather which is ribbed and stitched to pay tribute to the articulated ridge-lines seen on space gloves.
The Trappist-1 Automatic has a power reserve of 42 hours. The mechanical movement is made in Japan and is known for its precision and reliability. The Trappist-1 Automatic has a Miyota 8215 self-winding movement that generates power as you wear it. The Trappist-1 Automatic model also features tritium tubes! You'll always be able to read the time, even in the dark void of space. The Orbiting Planetary System consists of glowing Super-LumiNova indices and planets to help space explorers keep track of time as they travel in the darkest regions of the universe.
All Trappist-1 NASA Edition models have back-filled luminous hands and silkscreened dials for stargazing.
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