Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Special Starborn Creations Genuine Muonionalusta Meteorite 47mm Quartz Movement Stainless Steel Pocket Watch

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Water Resistant. Japanese Movement..Watch comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Warranty. Comes in gift box..The unique Widmanstatten Pattern on the watch face is unproduceable on earth. It is the result of crystallized structure of nickel and iron composition on the meteorite from it's movement through space..Each Meteorite is natural and unique. Each watch face will differ slightly due to these natural variations..Muonionalusta is an iron-nickel meteorite found in a region west of the border between Sweden and Finland and is named after a place on the Muonio River. It is classified as a fine octahedrite from about 1 million years BC. The first pieces were discoverd in 1906...

Starborn Creations Genuine Muonionalusta Meteorite 47mm Quartz Movement Stainless Steel Pocket Watch See The feature

  • Water Resistant. Japanese Movement.
  • Watch comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Warranty. Comes in gift box.
  • The unique Widmanstatten Pattern on the watch face is unproduceable on earth. It is the result of crystallized structure of nickel and iron composition on the meteorite from it's movement through space.
  • Each Meteorite is natural and unique. Each watch face will differ slightly due to these natural variations.
  • Muonionalusta is an iron-nickel meteorite found in a region west of the border between Sweden and Finland and is named after a place on the Muonio River. It is classified as a fine octahedrite from about 1 million years BC. The first pieces were discoverd in 1906.
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