NASA Artemis Tumbler Automatic Splashdown

NASA Artemis Tumbler Automatic SplashdownThe tumbling satellite complication of the NASA Artemis Tumbler Automatic tells the time in a mesmerizing way, utilizing our proprietary tumbling hour automatic movement. To read the time, simply look at the time telling section at the bottom of the dial where the minute track lines are located. Follow the current hour as it overlaps the 0 to 60 minute track lines and points to the current minute. Every hour a new hand will glide along the minute

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You'll always be able to read the time

Made to withstand extreme conditions

This colorway of the Halograph II Automatic has luminous hands and dials for late night adventures

making it a major milestone of modern racing in America

the hours and minutes float above the miniature solar system backdrop

The Invertor II Automatic allows you to see the rotor at the top of the dial while also reading the time in a side viewing window similar to retro driving watches

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This features the same eye-popping design for this quartz iteration of the Xeric Halograph

The caseback features engraved 50th anniversary commemorative artwork of the Apollo 11 mission patch

The limited-edition Xeric Halograph III Chrono channels the boundary-pushing spirit of the 1960s

-Atlasphere Automatic