Hakuto-R Lunar Mission from Citizen Attesa Series: CC4065-61Y
Hakuto-R Mission 1 was an unsuccessful Japanese private unmanned lunar landing mission launched in December 2022 and concluded in April 2023. Citizen's collaboration with Ispace remains intact as they prepare for the next mission with the support of Super Titanium material on the lunar vehicle, just like in this watch.
Design
The Citizen Super Titanium Attesa SW GPS Hakuto-R watch features a futuristic design that pays homage to lunar exploration. Its mother-of-pearl dial evokes the lunar surface, while the Super Titanium Duratec DLC case with crystallized titanium in the central band ensures durability and exclusivity. With a diameter of 44.6 mm and a thickness of 16 mm, this watch is a statement of advanced technology.
Functions
Equipped with the Eco Drive SW GPS F950 movement, this watch offers unparalleled precision and a 1.5-year power reserve. Its antimagnetic properties ensure reliable performance in any environment. Highlights include its world time functions with 39 time zones, perpetual calendar until 28.2.2100, and 1/20-second chronograph with 24-hour measurement. Additionally, it features a charge indicator, Light-Level indicator, alarm, daylight saving time, impact detection, and automatic needle correction.
Details
The mother-of-pearl dial with luminous indexes and hands offers exceptional readability in any situation. The sapphire crystal bezel with city names applied with CVD technology and the spherical crystal with anti-reflective treatment add a touch of luxury and functionality. The Super Titanium Duratect Platinum strap with a deployant clasp ensures comfort and durability.
Durability and Resistance
With a water resistance of 100m (10 ATM), this watch is ready to face any terrestrial or lunar adventure. Its robust construction and high-quality materials guarantee long-term durability. Additionally, its satellite synchronization ensures impeccable accuracy in time and geographic position.
