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Sturmanskie watch 3105/1881217 Open Space
Sturmanskie watch 3105/1881217 Open Space
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$535.70$714.30
Description Open Space Classic Small Second is a line of minimalist watches commemorating the first ever spacewalk. They are equipped with a reliable Soviet Poljot 3105 movement, have a date window and a subdial for a miniature stopwatch, a detail that sets them apart from other models. A tim..
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Sturmanskie watch 2431/1765938 Open Space
Sturmanskie watch 2431/1765938 Open Space
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$278.60$371.40
On March 18, 1965, the Voskhod-2 spacecraft was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome. The crew, consisting of the commander of the ship P.I. Belyaev and co-pilot A.A. Leonov, made a tremendous contribution to space exploration. At 11:32 a.m. Belyaev opened the ship's hatch. Alexei Leonov found ..
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Sturmanskie watch 2431/1765934 Open Space
Sturmanskie watch 2431/1765934 Open Space
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$230.40$307.10
On March 18, 1965, the Voskhod-2 spacecraft was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome. The crew, consisting of the commander of the ship P.I. Belyaev and co-pilot A.A. Leonov, made a tremendous contribution to space exploration. At 11:32 a.m. Belyaev opened the ship's hatch. Alexei Leonov found ..
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Sturmanskie watch 2431/1764937 Open Space
Sturmanskie watch 2431/1764937 Open Space
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$278.60$371.40
Description Watches from the Open Space Heritage collection are an ideal solution for all those who don’t want to choose between style and convenience. They are equipped with the legendary Soviet Vostok 2431 movement. The large face has a 24-hour dial and a window displaying the date. T..
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On March 18, 1965, the Voskhod-2 spacecraft was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome. The crew, consisting of the commander of the ship P.I. Belyaev and co-pilot A.A. Leonov, made a tremendous contribution to space exploration. At 11:32 a.m. Belyaev opened the ship's hatch. Alexei Leonov found himself in a vacuum for 12 minutes, after which he returned to the airlock.

When landing the ship due to deviations in the operation of onboard systems, Pavel Belyaev was the first in the world to manually orient the ship to the sun and turned on the braking engine. Leonov and Belyaev had a watch on their wrist, which later gave life to a whole line of watches named after those heroic events - Open Space.