STURMANSKIE HERITAGE ARCTIC Automatic Blue Watch 2432-6821352

The Arctic Ocean is a frigid land with constantly changing sea ice, and to survive in these harsh conditions, you need equipment that can constantly adapt to changing conditions.

Sturmanskie has always played a role in the history of Russian exploration: in 1957, the Russian government ordered the development of an "ARCTIC"-resistant watch for the first Soviet expedition to the North Pole.

These watches are recreated and handcrafted just as they were 60 years ago. ARCTIC watches are still worn by Arctic explorers and members of the Russian Geographical Society.

In addition to the standard display, the watch also features a 24-hour display, which is particularly important in the Arctic Circle. In the absence of sunlight, a central disc with a map of the North Pole rotates to indicate day and night.

This model inherits the name of the icebreaker "Arktika," which was active in the Arctic Ocean. The Sturmansky Arktika watch is designed based on the functions that can be used on board.

This model inherits the name of the icebreaker "Arktika," which was active in the Arctic Ocean. This watch is designed based on the functions that can be used on board a ship.

The hands and indexes are luminous , ensuring visibility even in the dark. (The photo was taken in the dark with the light fully charged.)

It has a large crown that is easy to operate even while wearing gloves.

It is made to an exquisite size that does not get in the way.

The design inherits the ARCTIC model used in the 1950s, but has been redesigned and brought back to life in the present day.

The back cover is engraved with an illustration of a map of the Arctic Circle.

The face is designed to resemble a globe, as was also used in the original model, and the font used to display the time is the same as it was back then. A cool, retro design!