GA880112 appears to
adopt a rugged design style. Full of detailed aerospace themes, this
ceramic bezel Space Walk automatic watch depicts a sense of space technology
and human courage to explore outer space. Made of exquisite craftsmanship, sold
at this bargain price, it has a high performance-to-price ratio, thus believed
to be a good choice for aerospace and sports enthusiasts.
Its size is just right,
with a 42mm diameter. Anything smaller does not reflect the rugged aerospace
style. 42mm falls within the range most people can handle on their wrists. The
thickness is 11.5mm, which belongs to the thinly built category.
The hour and minute hands are designed in two-stage rockets. The minute markers alternate in an up-and-down
wave pattern typical of Fiyta aerospace watches. The hands and hours are
coated with luminous material for easy reading in dim conditions. The official
data shows the ability to emit green light as long as eight hours.
It can be seen that
this gradient dial surface has a matte texture. Under a microscope, the particles on the dial surface are evenly sprayed, indicative of a
meticulous production process.
Ceramics possess the
properties of hardness and scratch resistance, non-fading of colors, non-peeling
of coating, brighter luster, better texture, and higher
aesthetics. Its bezel is made of advanced ceramics forged at a high temperature
of over 1400 degrees Celcius. It is hardened under high pressure, and polished
by diamond, resulting in a hard texture and even glaze. The grooves around the
bezel are polished well, so no cutting sensation is felt when rotating. This particular “Eight Pawl” shaped bezel enables astronauts to operate efficiently even if gloves are
worn.
Mixing this watch's rotating bezel with ordinary diving watches is common. Eight hours is the
maximum time humans can stay outside the cabin. As a result, it is crucial for ensuring
life safety to have the bezel marked with “7+1” hours. Each dot measures 1 hour
or 5 minutes. As you can see, 7+1-hour markers are essential for astronauts to measure time accurately.
In response to the rugged
appearance of the case, the steel bracelet’s design originates from the
spacecraft sail. The bracelet's surface is delicate after undergoing composite sanding processes.
An aerospace wristwatch
is designed for astronauts to explore outer space, where the harsh environment
places a stringent requirement for watches. In addition to withstanding vacuum,
weightlessness, radiation, and wide swings in temperature, it is required to
withstand high acceleration and vibration. When a spacecraft takes off or
lands, it often accompanies high overload and vibration. Therefore, an excellent shock-resistant
capability is paramount. GA880112’s particular shock-resistant system, according
to official data, is derived from the shock absorption technology of the spacesuit
wristwatch. It uses elastic materials and a quadruple shock-absorbing structure
to achieve excellent shock resistance. After rigorous three-layer
impact testing, this watch effectively resists unexpected impacts and falls
during usage.
Beating at 28800 times
per hour, the renowned Swiss SW200 provides reliable work up to 41 hours of power
reserve.