The dial of this integrated-bracelet sport watch is a slice of actual Gibeon meteorite, acid-etched to bring out the Widmanstätten pattern — the crosshatch lattice that only forms as iron-nickel cools over millions of years in space and cannot be reproduced on Earth. Every dial is therefore literally one of a kind. It’s an aspirational piece, but the material story is the rare kind that outlasts the price tag.
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