This unique watch is more than just an accessory, but a true artifact that connects time, science, and space:
The hands' retrograde motion is like that of the planets of the solar system, making it one of a kind.
The dial with its star chart is an exact replica of the constellations over St. Petersburg on the day of Yuri Gagarin's flight, April 12, 1961.
The automatic winding and exquisite movement combine the reliability and elegance of the Russian avant-garde.
A symbol of courage—for those willing to go beyond the ordinary and embrace innovation.
How to win?
Make a minimum investment of $100 in the "First Mars Base" project. Contact your personal manager (https://t.me/scienceglamping_support), and we'll send you a personalized coupon to enter the drawing.
We'll announce the winners on December 30, 2025!
Stay tuned—we'll be announcing other prizes in the "Luck Capsule" campaign soon!
With respect,
The Science Citizen Glamp team
The hands' retrograde motion is like that of the planets of the solar system, making it one of a kind.
The dial with its star chart is an exact replica of the constellations over St. Petersburg on the day of Yuri Gagarin's flight, April 12, 1961.
The automatic winding and exquisite movement combine the reliability and elegance of the Russian avant-garde.
A symbol of courage—for those willing to go beyond the ordinary and embrace innovation.
How to win?
Make a minimum investment of $100 in the "First Mars Base" project. Contact your personal manager (https://t.me/scienceglamping_support), and we'll send you a personalized coupon to enter the drawing.
We'll announce the winners on December 30, 2025!
Stay tuned—we'll be announcing other prizes in the "Luck Capsule" campaign soon!
With respect,
The Science Citizen Glamp team