Saturday, March 14, 2009

Luna- Tick: the Moonrock watch from Louis Moinet


back to watches, and this one's unique - from my friend at ablogtoread.com (great watch blog) - check this out:


The watch features two 'firsts.' Most obvious is the unique chronograph pusher system that uses fold out levers to operate the chronograph. This helps prevent starting and stopping it accidentally. Second is the use of the Moon rock - in the way that it is used. Though I will add more images as I get them, you can't quite the see moon rock in these pictures. Notice the protruding section near 9 o'clock on the watch? The Moon rock is visible through the side of the watch there. Don't worry, the lunar rock is authenticated - and is of the rarest types of extraterrestrial materials found on Earth (much rarer than meteorites).

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