B-42 Official Cosmonauts Day-Date Titanium

MSRP $2200.00 (on Ti bracelet)

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Movement	Automatic ETA 2836-2, 11 1/2 ''', stop second, fine timing device, 25 jewels, 28,800 semi-vibrations per hour, Incabloc shock absorber
Function	Hours, minutes and sweep second, day/date indication
Case	Titanium, matte, unidirectional rotating bezel (120) in black with 60-minute scale, flange with 13h-24h scale, sapphire crystal anti-reflective on both sides, screw down case back, and black rubber coated Ti crown with FORTIS logo, Water resistant 200 m (20 ATM)
Dial / Hands	Black, Arabic numbers as well as indices and hands coated with white Superluminova, sweep second hand in orange with white Superluminova dot
Attachment	Matching brushed SS bracelet with clasp buckle
Uniqueness	42 mm case diameter, colored triangles indicating direction for function adjustment.
Packing	Leather box with cushion, manual, international warranty card
References	658.27.11 M with matching Ti bracelet
Measurements	H 12.5 mm

When Walter Vogt founded Fortis in 1912, his most brilliant move would come 12 years later when he set up production with John Harwood, the inventor of the automatic wristwatch. Two years later in 1926, Fortis released the first self-winding wristwatch, the patented Harwood Automatic. In 1937 Fortis commemorated their 25th anniversary by manufacturing their first chronographs and in 1954 they took over the world-wide distribution of alarm watches. In 1992 they released a world novelty: the first watch with indication of the 52 calendar weeks. Their watches have joined space flights and air flights alike and the Fortis Official Cosmonauts Chronograph was chosen as the official watch of the Russian-German space mission MIR 97. More recently they premiered the world's first automatic chronograph with mechanical alarm, FORTIS calibre F2001.

Fortis has a history of being ahead of the times and that’s why their watches will keep you ahead on all of your travels, whether they be on the road, in the sky, or galactic.