Fortis B-42 Cosmonauts Limited Art Edition Planet by Gerd Winner holidaypricing a diver with some wrist

a diver with some wrist presence and a bit of quirkiness is most certainly the vibe as the weather heats up

And examples of Reference 145

Even the numerals on the dial are taken straight from the instruments on the Aerolithe’s dash

housing a patinated silver sector dial with painted indices and a matching blued-steel sword handset and Omega's hand-cranking Calibre 26

Datejusts are prevalent - but very few feature this unusual dial configuration

Fortis B-42 Cosmonauts Limited Art Edition Planet by Gerd Winner holidaypricing a diver with some wristEstablished in 1912 by Walter Vogt and headquartered in Grenchen, Switzerland, Fortis is known for its hard wearing tool watches. An early adopter of John Hardwood's automatic movement, it has also been designing chronographs since the 1930s. The particular chronograph we have here, a modern B 42 Cosmonauts Limited Art Edition Planet, features cosmos inspired artwork by German painter Gerd Winner. Housed in a 42mm titanium case with a sapphire