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The Arsenale Meteorite blends the primordial energy of an extraterrestrial material with a sharp and essential design. Its dial, crafted from authentic meteorite, reveals a one-of-a-kind texture, shaped by billions of years of slow cooling in deep space. The satin-finished stainless steel case enhances its bold character, while the integrated bracelet gives the watch a modern and refined aesthetic.
CASE MATERIAL: 316L Stainless Steel
DIMENSIONS: Ø40 mm, lug-to-lug 44.00 mm
THICKNESS: 9.95 mm, including crystal
DIAL: Meteorite stone
MOVEMENT: Automatic Miyota 9039
CRYSTAL: Sapphire with anti-reflective coating
BEZEL: 316L Stainless Steel
WATER RESISTANCE: 50 meters
BRACELET:
Canova Concept™
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March 28th
Discovered in 1906 in Northern Sweden, the Muonionalusta meteorite is one of the oldest ever found. After drifting through space for 4.565 billion years, it fell to Earth over a million years ago, remaining buried until its discovery. Its slow cooling in the cosmic void created a structure impossible to replicate—a distinctive imprint of its celestial journey. Now, this fragment of the stars is expertly transformed into a timepiece that carries the memory of the cosmos.
Every mark on its surface tells a story written in the cosmos, a code etched by time and the cold of deep space. Its long journey shaped it into a witness of our solar system’s birth before it fell to Earth and remained hidden for millennia. Now, after meticulous craftsmanship, this fragment of the universe becomes part of a unique timepiece, carrying with it the memory of an era that predates everything we know.
For billions of years, fragments of ancient celestial bodies have wandered through the cosmos. Among them, iron meteorites, composed of iron and nickel, formed in the cores of primordial planetesimals, cooling slowly in the vastness of space. This process created the Widmanstätten patterns, geometric textures impossible to replicate on Earth. After an eternal journey through the cosmos, this fragment of infinity now takes on a new form, becoming a timepiece to wear.
Working with meteorite requires a precise process to preserve its unique structure. After cutting and finishing, each dial undergoes an acid treatment to reveal the iconic Widmanstätten patterns, a naturally occurring design shaped by space. A thin protective layer preserves the surface without altering its appearance. The next step is the application of intricate details, followed by the placement of indices and logo, precisely positioned to complete the face of the watch.
Designing a slim automatic watch is always a challenge, even more so with a multi-layered dial. For the Arsenale Meteorite, we have nested an authentic meteorite surface onto a sunray-finished brass base, adding depth without increasing thickness. Thanks to the Miyota 9039 caliber, a no-date movement running at 28,800 vibrations per hour, we have kept the case at just 9.95mm, achieving the perfect balance between design and wearability.
The case back of this timepiece pays tribute to one of the most iconic symbols of the Arsenale of Venice: the towers. Carefully engraved, they are more than just a visual tribute; they symbolize the deep connection between tradition and innovation that defines our craft. Just as the Venetian Arsenale once merged technological advancements with solid craftsmanship, this timepiece blends classic watchmaking elements with modern design, creating a piece that looks toward the future while staying deeply rooted in its origins.
The Arsenale Meteorite can be paired with a taupe-colored rubber strap, available for an additional 85$. Its warm tone complements the metallic hues of the meteorite, enhancing its reflections and creating a harmonious contrast. This accessory allows you to switch between the solidity of the Canova Concept™ bracelet and the lightness and versatility of rubber, adapting to any occasion.
