Collected By: The enigma Mr. Smith
Dial: Muonionalusta Meteorite (Sweden)
Bezel: Brushed
Movement: Bulgari 220 MBB automatic 21 Jewel Swiss movement with hour, minute, sweep seconds, 42hr power reserve, frequency 28,800 beats per hour
Crystal: Scratch resistant Sapphire
Retention: Stingray band with speedpins and double deployant clasp
Hands:Black with superlume
The Muonionalusta, like other nickel-iron meteorites is part of a Type-M asteroid and is over 4.5 Billion years old (older than earth). It has been on earth longer than others since it impacted nearly 1 million years ago. It is classified as a fine octahedrite, type IVA. The first fragment of the Muonionalusta was found in 1906 approximately 87 mi north of the Arctic Circle, in Norrbotten, Sweden. Around forty pieces are known today. This meteorite has been patiently waiting through four ice ages in order to be discovered and recycled into this new timepiece.
If you want to learn more see this link to wikipedia.