A new space race to return astronauts to the Moon is underway and NASA’s favorite wristwatch maker from the 1960s, Omega, is once again looking to the stars.
A new collection of Constellation watches has been introduced that each have unique dials made from slices of the Muonionalusta meteorite.
The iron-based rock is believed to be over 4.5 billion years old and landed in Scandinavia around one million years ago.
The collection houses Constellation watches in four sizes: 41mm, 29mm, 28mm and 25mm.
There are five dial colors, making up a total of 20 references across the range.
The largest 41mm Co-Axial Master Chronometer comes in stainless steel with a black ceramic bezel. The meteorite dial has been given a rhodium-grey galvanic color treatment.
Smaller options for ladies include a gold and steel 29mm Co-Axial Master Chronometer with a dial given a PVD Moonshine Gold finish. It has diamond hour markers and a diamond-paved bezel.
Both the 28mm and 25mm diamond-decorated models are bi-color steel and gold with meteorite dial colours including icy blue and lilac.
The collection is on sale now with prices starting from $9,300.