VOSTOK-EUROPE ENERGIA

This Vostok Energia 575A539 is a heavy space launcher developed in the 1970s by the Soviet Union capable of placing 105 tons in low earth orbit. Energia only made two flights, both successful in May 1987 and November 1988. The decision to develop Energia is taken in the context of the Cold War with the United States as a replica of the US Space Shuttle.

VOSTOK-EUROPE
Energia
YN84-575A539

VOSTOK-EUROPE Energia deserves its status as the brand’s best-seller. With a sleek dial reminding us of contemporary watch designs, a robust and precise Seiko automatic movement and a genuine leather strap gracefully styled.

Important note: in addition to the leather strap, the Vostok-Europe Energia is delivered with a black silicone strap, interchangeable thanks to a simple spring bar.

Winding movement
Automatic and Manual

24. This is the number of Rubies found in this automatic movement, the Seiko Epson YN84. It benefits from two complications that are useful in everyday life: a 24-hour to 6-hour indicator and a 12-hour power reserve indicator. This gauge allows the wearer to continuously know the level of energy available to the mechanism to operate.

Refined yet robust design

On the dial, there is a triple index outline including 2 sticks and 1 numeral index, all finely proportioned, flocking perfectly with the crown at 3 o’clock.

At night, we will appreciate the extreme readability of this Vostok-Europe Energia brought by Tritium radio-luminescence, a form of luminescence produced by the radioactive decay of a body.

For the case, we find a large size with a diameter of 48 mm, waterproof to 300 meters, robust long-term and resistant to micro-scratches.