Dive into the history of space exploration.
The Logo Red watch, dubbed "Red 3,721," celebrates NASA's Mars 2020 Perseverance Rover mission. This unique timepiece incorporates authenticated Martian dust, commemorating the rover's landing on the Red Planet. A tribute to a milestone in space exploration.
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Traveler & Pioneer
This watch features certified Mars meteorite dust. The Martian dust is sealed in a sealed sapphire crystal chamber at 3 o'clock. Each watch comes with a meteorite dust certificate of authenticity.
Automatic Sellita or Miyota
The Swiss Sellita SW200-1 mechanical movement powers the Pioneer model with unparalleled precision. The Japanese Miyota 8215 mechanical movement powers the Voyageur model with remarkable reliability.
RED Pioneer
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The dial reveals a striking imprint: a 3D printed reproduction
faithful resemblance to the surface of Mars. Its reliefs, its hollows, its roughness... every detail has been meticulously recreated to offer an immersion in the heart of the red planet. A tangible tribute to space exploration, and to this human fascination with the unknown.
Engraved at 3 o'clock, just next to the capsule, the name of the Perseverance mission is discreetly inscribed in the material. A subtle yet meaningful detail that pays homage to Martian exploration and the spirit of endurance that drives it.
On February 18, 2021, the Perseverance rover landed on Mars. This key date is
discreetly inscribed at 12 o'clock on the case — the culmination of an odyssey towards
the unknown.
Once the NASA parachute deployed, a coded message was hidden inside. Using the A1Z26 system, a passionate French student decoded the phrase "Dare Mighty Things ," along with the coordinates of the launch site in Pasadena. On the back of the watch, the official NASA logo is emblazoned in the center of the parachute. A bold nod to human ingenuity and the call to push boundaries.
Dubbed "the 7 minutes of terror," the landing phase was the most critical of the mission. Between 3:48 p.m. and 3:55 p.m. (EST), the rover passed through the Martian atmosphere before touching down. Seven minutes of silence, tension... and
of exploit.
Perseverance landed in Jezero Crater at 18°12'00"N, 77°36'00"E. The 28-mile-wide site, located on the edge of Isidis Planitia, was chosen for a key mission: to search for evidence of past life.
A discreet binary code is inscribed on the dial, representing "Mars 02/18/21" by applying the A1Z26 code used by NASA on the parachute. A coded nod to the historic landing date.
At 3 o'clock, a fragment of a Martian meteorite is encapsulated in the case in powder form. After a journey of millions of kilometers, this dust from elsewhere
now rests in the heart of time. Identified as NWA14269 and discovered in 2021 in North Africa, this meteorite is certified by MSG Meteorites, a recognized expert in space rocks. A tangible link between Mars and Earth, between infinity and the moment.
A unique design, inspired by the Perseverance mission.
The Logo Red watch features a distinctive design that incorporates symbolic elements of the Mars Perseverance Rover mission. With its unique dial and elegant case, it symbolizes the triumphs of this historic mission. Authenticated Martian dust, embedded in each watch, connects us to Mars in a tangible way. The Red 3,721 collection is a numbered series, and each watch comes with a Martian Dust Certificate of Authenticity.
“Where feet do not yet touch the ground, the imagination is already building History.”
The Pioneer version: Swiss precision for limitless exploration.
The Pioneer version of the Red 3,721 watch is equipped with a Swiss SELLITA automatic movement, offering exceptional precision and unmatched reliability. Limited to 2,020 pieces, this high-end model features a premium titanium case and a gold-toned seconds hand, combining performance and elegance. Authenticated Martian dust, enclosed at 3 o'clock, connects you directly to the history of the Mars Perseverance Rover mission. Each numbered watch comes with a certificate of authenticity, creating a unique connection with the Red Planet.
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