STURMANSKIE Gagarin Anniversary Model 904L Stainless Steel Skeleton Wristwatch 2609-9045921A

STURMANSKIE is a Russian watch brand that has made its mark in history alongside Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space.

This reproduction model, a stunning reproduction of the early Strela model born in 1959, is now available as a limited edition of 100 pieces, equipped with super stainless steel 904L and a rare movement .

The case is made of 904L, a material that is extremely difficult to process, but the more it is polished, the more beautiful the luster it develops, and it is also a material that is highly resistant to rust.

The movement used is the hand-wound caliber 2609.

Developed during the Soviet era, this movement is highly rare and only a few left, with only a few more remaining. In recent years, as the popularity of the Sturmansky has grown worldwide, the 2609 movement has been declining rapidly, and it has been decided that it will no longer be used in the standard Gagarin Anniversary series. It will only be found in the higher-end models of the Anniversary series.

And models with the 2609 movement will likely become unavailable.

Please try out this rare hand-wound movement.

The curved crystal gives it a vintage feel, reminiscent of an antique watch! Its thin design makes the dial easier to read, improving legibility.

Each case is individually engraved with a serial number, and the back of the lugs is stamped "STEEL 904." (Serial numbers cannot be selected.)

The embossed indexes and Yuri Gagarin, who is the model for the watch, are raised.

The luminous hands and indexes ensure excellent visibility even in the dark.

The indexes and hands are coated with luminous paint, which makes them glow green in the dark, making it convenient to check the time even in dark places like when you get home in the evening or at the movie theater.

This "Gagarin Anniversary Model Legacy 904L" is a rare limited edition model with only 100 units being sold!

Since you won't likely see anyone else wearing it, it makes you feel even more special.

The first manned space flight by a human. The young pilot Gagarin, representing the Soviet Union, joined the space program at the age of 27.

Gagarin boarded the Vostok 3KA-2 spacecraft, which was said to be a cramped spacecraft, and set off into space, a place no human had ever reached before.

The watch that took on Gagarin on this daring mission, unprecedented in human history, was the "Sturmansky," manufactured by the First Moscow Watch Factory. It was the world's first wristwatch to fly into space.

The clean design makes it perfect for a suit, but it also looks great with military or flight jackets.