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Bremont's Supernova Chronograph Set for Lunar Mission

4/21/2026

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Bremont's Supernova Chronograph will become the first watch to permanently reside on the Moon, as part of the Griffin-1 mission with Astrolab.
The watch features a 14.4 mm thick build and a dial inspired by spacecraft solar arrays.
It uses the BC77 automatic movement and delivers a 62-hour power reserve.
The watch will be integrated into Astrolab's FLIP rover and launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center later this year.

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Bremont's Supernova Chronograph will become the first watch to permanently reside on the Moon, as part of the Griffin-1 mission with Astrolab.
The watch features a 14.4 mm thick build and a dial inspired by spacecraft solar arrays.
It uses the BC77 automatic movement and delivers a 62-hour power reserve.
The watch will be integrated into Astrolab's FLIP rover and launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center later this year.