This watch travelled to space in April 2022, worn by crew member Eytan Stibbe on a space mission from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, conducted by Axiom Space. It will be auctioned by Sotheby’s in a single-lot dedicated auction, with proceeds going to charity. The watch has four satellites that turn in constant motion: the time subdial, the tourbillon cage, a moon and Earth.

The watch has joined the journey of 17 days, one hour and 37 minutes in space, orbiting the Earth 273 times at an altitude of 250 miles at nearly 17,500 mph, traveling over seven million miles in total.

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The underlying goal of Rakia mission is to recognize the prospective benefits of space exploration. Its purpose is to draw on the curiosity associated with human space travel and to unleash its creative potential by raising awareness to the importance of preserving Earth’s limited resources and fostering a commitment to international collaborations and the advancement of space research.
Eytan Stibbe accepted the request to take this logo with him to space in April 2022. During his months of training at JSC NASA, 3 of his grandchildren spent the year in Shlenker and enjoyed the school's team dedication to encourage curiosity, awareness, and knowledge.
This logo has joined the journey of 17 days, one hour and 37 minutes in space, orbiting the Earth 273 times at an altitude of 250 miles at nearly 17,500 mph, traveling over seven million miles in total.