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In this case, that means a 44mm Laureato Absolute made from a carbon-titanium composite material that is the result of a manufacturing technique link called "Tech8." The process is similar to that of prepreg carbon fiber but includes the introduction of titanium powder. This link forms very thin sheets, which are layered link together to build up the material to the extent that the watch's components (like the case and bezel) can then be milled into shape.

Sitting at the center of all of this though is a sliver of an actual meteorite. This one is taken from a meteorite that landed in Santiago del Estero Argentina about 5000 years ago. In addition to being flat out cool it adds link some color to the watch with pink and purple hues that resemble the sunset or a nebula in outer space. That's furthered by the fact that small white gold stars have link been added. It's so impressive that you could easily miss the link very elegant tourbillon down at six o'clock.