This New Watch Is Being Purpose-Built for Space Exploration—and It’s Not an Omega
A small company is vying to take on the Moonwatch with a cutting-edge, 3D-printed lightweight timepiece that’s fit for EVAs, can be fixed on the ISS, and capable of keeping time in the harshest environment known to humans.
A small company is vying to take on the Moonwatch with a cutting-edge, 3D-printed lightweight timepiece that’s fit for EVAs, can be fixed on the ISS, and capable of keeping time in the harshest environment known to humans. Source
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