Lots of watch enthusiasts have a natural affinity for space watches, and it?s not a huge mystery as to why. If you?re at all inclined toward watches as a hobby, space exploration as a serious interest isn?t too far of a leap. There?s a link, of course, in the fundamentally mechanical nature of both pursuits. What?s the Saturn V rocket, after all, if it?s not a purpose driven tool" It?s built on a much larger scale than a Speedmaster, but each has a hand in accomplishing the same end goal. The Speedy, obviously, isn?t the only space watch. Not by a long shot. Astronauts, through the years, have worn a wide variety timepieces, and those astronauts come from many different countries and represent just as many space agencies. This is where Yema?s new Spacegraf ZERO-G comes in, a French watch from a French brand, made in collaboration with the French space agency.
Yema Spacegraf ZERO-G

Case Material: Stainless steel
Dial: Black, blue
Dimensions: 39mm
Crystal: Mineral  
Water Resistance: 10 bar
Crown: Push/pull        
Movement: Epson YM90A
Strap/bracelet: Black or blue canvas
Price: $399-$449
Reference Number: YMHF2019-3AA, YMHF2019-AA, YMHF2019-GG
Expected Release: Available now

The Spacegraf ZERO-G commemorates the 30th anniversary of French simulated microgravity flights. These flights are instrumental in astronaut training and have been used by other space agencies as well, including NASA. France?s space agency (the CNES) uses a converted Airbus ...