The Isotope Hydrium NASA watch is a limited edition timepiece that celebrates space travel and pays tribute to NASA’s contributions to humanity’s space exploration. The watch was inspired by the distressed texture created on the outside of a reentry module when it goes through Earth’s atmosphere. The 316L stainless steel case has a Cerakote coating that replicates the distressed look, making each watch unique.
The watch’s dial is another standout feature with its clean appearance and layered design. The railroad track on the outer ring makes it easy to read the minutes and seconds, while the dark blue color matches the signature box-shaped hands and the Lacrima at the center of the dial. The dial is surrounded by a 120-clock bezel with minute/seconds markings, which is full lume, making it visible in low-light conditions. The Super-LumiNova is also applied on the hands, further enhancing its visibility.
The Isotope Hydrium NASA watch is born as a diving watch, with 300-meter water resistance, making it perfect for when the reentry module safely splashes into the ocean after a successful return flight. The watch also features a double-domed sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating and a Swiss-made Landeron movement visible through its screw-down exhibition back.
To ensure that the Isotope Hydrium NASA watch stays safely on your wrist, it comes with a Nick Mankey Designs exclusive strap featuring the NASA logo. The Isotope Hydrium NASA watch is limited to 200 pieces, and pre-orders are now open.
The Isotope Hydrium NASA watch is a must-have for space enthusiasts, watch collectors, and anyone who appreciates finely crafted timepieces. With its unique design, limited availability, and NASA endorsement, this watch is sure to be a hit among those who love to explore the unknown and push the boundaries of human achievement. Order yours now to ensure you don’t miss out on owning a piece of space travel history.
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