Ocean Crawler Crawler One – Red Star Meteorite
Red Meteorite Dial Edition
From the stars. Built for the deep.
A Piece of Space on Your Wrist
The dial is cut from real meteorite, one of the rarest materials on Earth. It drifted through space for billions of years before it fell here, and only a small fraction of meteorites that reach the ground are ever found.
We finish each dial in deep red using a PVD process, which bonds the color to the metal at a molecular level. The meteorite's natural crystal pattern still shows through. Every slice is different, so your dial is one of one. Nobody else will have the same watch.
Mars glows red because its surface is covered in iron oxide. Red giant stars like Betelgeuse burn red near the end of their lives. And the iron inside meteorites, the same iron in your blood, was forged inside stars long before Earth existed.
The Red Star dial brings that color home: iron from space, finished in the color of the stars that made it.
Tough Enough to Back It Up
A beautiful dial means nothing if the watch can't take a hit. Every Crawler One goes through ten drop tests, including a hammer test that hits it with about 6,000 G of force. It keeps running and keeps time.
Every watch is also pressure-tested past its 2,000-foot rating before it ships. Take it scuba diving, spearfishing, or swimming. Wear it every day.
Inside is a regulated Swiss Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement. There's no battery; it winds itself as you wear it. Each one is assembled by hand in the USA.
Two straps included: a waterproof canvas strap for the water and a leather strap for everything else.
Why the Crawler One Stands Apart
Technical Specs
Only 100 Red Stars will be made. When they're gone, they're gone. Claim yours now.