Turns out Cmdr William Pogue wore a non-approved Seiko 6139 during Skylab 4 about 11 years before this and so that was the actual first automatic watch in space but nobody knew that at the time
While I'm being a total Sinn geek, did you know that the Sinn 141 S was one of the first automatic watches worn in space?
It was on the wrist of Reinhard Furrer during Spacelab D1, a similar watches were also worn on Mir and during Spacelab D2
He bought the watch privately and wanted to show that an automatic watch would still wind itself without the help of gravity
they're also getting rid of the 75x series which are classics
still, hopefully they'll be releasing some super interesting stuff to replace those, they're due to bring out two new watches in mid-february
Ooh, cool new watch if you're a Queen fan
Limited edition Seiko 5 "Red Special"
Dial inspired by Brian May's guitar, his signature on the display caseback
Edition of 9,000 and will cost around €560
https://www.seikowatches.com/us-en/news/20200123-64494105459
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"i never thought someone could be such a watch nerd and yet here you are" ~ @maple