VOSTOK EUROPE ENERGIA-2 NH35A-575E651 Wristwatch

The most powerful space launch vehicle and universal space rocket system in history, Energia, was created between 1976 and 1987. With a payload capacity of approximately 100 tonnes, Energia fostered the development of space research in an unprecedented way.

The Energia was also called the Soviet version of the space shuttle, and the Vostok Europe "Energia" series brings that power to wristwatches.

The large 48mm case makes a bold statement, and the crystal is made of K-1 mineral crystal with anti-reflective coating.

The calendar function is located at 6 o'clock.

This professional-spec diver's watch is water resistant to 300 meters (30 bar) in accordance with ISO (International Organization for Standardization) 2281. It is suitable for swimming and diving.

It also features a unidirectional rotating bezel and a helium release valve, making it suitable for scuba diving and saturation diving.

Screw-down crown to prevent water from entering.

The unidirectional rotating bezel used to measure elapsed time is designed to rotate in only one direction, preventing accidental operation underwater and further increasing diver safety.

There is a helium release valve on the case side at 9 o'clock.

When saturation diving, the body must be acclimatized in a decompression chamber using high-pressure gas (oxygen and helium). During this process, any helium gas that enters the watch is automatically released, preventing damage to the watch case due to a sudden pressure difference between the inside and outside of the case.

The back cover is a see-through case back, allowing you to see the rotor and gears moving, which are unique to automatic watches.

In addition to the calf leather strap, a hex driver and silicone strap are also included.

The included waterproof storage case contains a replacement silicone strap, tools for changing the strap, a warranty card, and instructions.

When diving, please replace the leather strap with this silicone strap.

The dedicated case can be used not only to store the watch set, but also as a dry box to store important diver-related equipment such as cameras and documents on board a boat or yacht.