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Davosa launches Argonautic Meteorite watch in Japan
Davosa has launched its Argonautic Meteorite watch in Japan, where distributor Diamond Co.
announced its release on November 13.
The watch's dial is cut from genuine Muonionalusta meteorite, discovered in northern Sweden in 1906.
Its etched surface shows natural crystalline patterns, so each dial has a distinct pattern.
The watch pairs that material with an automatic Swiss movement and a stainless-steel case.
It is rated for water resistance to 300 meters and has a 41.5 mm case, smaller than an earlier Argonautic design.
The Japanese price is ¥291,500 including tax; the watch is also listed through Davosa's European and US stores.
The release makes the meteorite-dial model available to Japanese buyers, while international buyers can already find it through those stores.
Davosa has launched its Argonautic Meteorite watch in Japan, where it costs ¥291,500 including tax.
The watch has a dial made from genuine Muonionalusta meteorite, whose crystalline patterns vary between dials.
It uses an automatic movement based on the Sellita SW200-1 and has a 300-meter water-resistance rating.
The stainless-steel case measures 41.5 mm across and 11.8 mm thick.
The watch is also listed through Davosa’s European and US stores.
- Who
- Swiss watchmaker Davosa launched the watch in Japan; distributor Diamond Co. announced its release.
- What
- The Argonautic Meteorite is an automatic watch with a genuine meteorite dial.
- When
- It was released in Japan on November 13. The article was published on November 14, 2026.
- Where
- Japan.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Muonionalusta meteorite was discovered in northern Sweden.
Distributor Diamond Co. announced the Argonautic Meteorite’s release in Japan.
Notebookcheck reported that the watch was available in Japan.
- Japan price
- ¥291,500 including tax
- Movement
- Davosa DAV 3021, based on the Sellita SW200-1
- Power reserve
- 41 hours
- Water resistance
- 300 meters
- Case size
- 41.5 mm across and 11.8 mm thick
- Meteorite
- Muonionalusta, discovered in northern Sweden in 1906