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3 colorways· From $820*, reference price; prices may vary across colorways
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Brand vibe
ChronoAstra is a Utrecht-based Dutch microbrand founded in 2025 by Raven Reichl, built around the idea that one can lock a meaningful moment in time on a 1-of-1 dial. Each watch is made-to-order in aerospace titanium with their 10-sided bezel (inspired by historic astronomical navigation instruments) and the dial is a custom star-map calculated from NASA data to the exact date, time, and location chosen by the wearer. Interesting take, though their current website is saying "secure early access," so proceed with notice.
Sourcing & Build
Needs ConfirmationSourcing Notes: Movement: Swiss Ronda 763 quartz (40-month battery, ultra-thin so that's a plus) or Japanese Miyota 9039/9015 automatic (24 jewels, 28,800 bph, 42hr power reserve, custom Côtes de Genève rotor visible through sapphire caseback).Case: Grade 5 aerospace titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) with signature 10-sided bezel inspired by historic astronomical instruments. Sandblasted, brushed, and hand mirror-polished finish. Optional DLC black titanium variant. 40mm or 34mm diameter, 8.5mm thick (quartz) / ~9.95mm (automatic).Dial: 1-of-1 custom dial program — real Aventurine glass (Deep Space Black or Cosmic Blue), white marble ("White Dwarf"), or Musou "Infinite Black" ultra-matte. Each dial receives a custom pad-printing mold built for a single watch — a method usually reserved for 500+ identical runs.
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- Dispatch (ships from)
- Not disclosed
- Headquarters
- 🇳🇱Utrecht, Netherlands
- Assembly
- Not disclosed
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This page was last updated: August 19, 2026 at 1 am