There are three sub-dials: 24-hour at 6 o'clock, weekday at 9 o'clock, and month at 3 o'clock. Both weekday and month sub-dials are made of natural meteorite that was found in Sweden [67" 48'N, 23" 6'E]. Fiyta obtained it from experienced meteorite hunters. After having been sliced, acid etched, and fine-polished multiple times, a natural meteorite's "Widmanstätten pattern" is shown.
The melted stars formed a special structure after cooling in the vacuum of the universe. Over millions of years of traveling time, across space, accompanied by the brilliant light from the milky way, meteorites are coming to the Earth, of which most sank into the sea, mountains, and jungles without a trace. Meteorites are revealing secrets tens of thousands of light years away from the Earth. A wristwatch with natural meteorite material brings a mysterious feeling.
Beating underneath the solid steel case is Citizen automatic movement, 28800 VPH, and 26 jewels. The hand of the month sub-dial at 3 o'clock moves forward by itself after the 31st day of each month instead of adjusting manually as required by less-sophisticated movement.
Following the characteristic details of a spacesuit, the unidirectional bezel is marked with 7+1 hours. Because current technology’s maximum time allowed for astronauts to stay outside the spacecraft is 7-8 hours, the 7th to 8th hour is divided into 4 intervals by three tiny bars, each interval representing 15 minutes that is reminding astronauts to return to the spacecraft as soon as possible.
The upper right button is used to quickly set the month. Its screw-on mechanism locks up this button and prevents accidental pushing. To quickly set the month, the mechanism must be unscrewed to unlock this button.
The solid stainless steel case back is engraved with 3-D spacewalk relief that pays tribute to human exploration into space. The adjustable structure on the buckle can extend or contact the strap length by 5mm so that the steel bracelet's length is adjusted perfectly.
A half-hemisphere porthole window showcases this watch if stored within the box. Surrounding this porthole window is a metal band that reiterates the 7+1 hours design, creating a space-traveling scenery.
