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TIME, TOLD ON IRON

Watches.

A precise quartz movement beneath a dial cut from meteorite — 4.5 billion years old, on your wrist.


WATCHES

The collection.

THREE · ONE OF ONE
Meteorite Dial Closeup View
WHY A METEORITE DIAL

No two faces are the same.

The dial of every Stardust watch is cut from genuine Muonionalusta iron and acid-etched to reveal its Widmanstätten pattern — a lattice of crystals that took millions of years to form as the meteorite cooled in space.

That pattern cannot be printed, faked, or repeated. It is the fingerprint of a single fall, billions of years old, and it exists on your watch and nowhere else on Earth.

Every dial ships with a Certificate of Authenticity for the meteorite it was cut from, signed by Emil & Aleksandra.

N°02 · THE DRESS WATCH

The Aurora.

Slimmer and quieter, with a sapphire crystal and an adjustable strap that fits most wrists. A refined case around the same one-of-one dial.

DIAL Muonionalusta meteorite (Norrbotten, Sweden)
MOVEMENT Japanese quartz movement
CASE Jewelry steel, 3.5 cm diameter
GLASS Sapphire
STRAP Genuine leather · fits 15–22 cm wrist
DIAL PROTECTION Rhodium plating
WATER RESISTANCE 3 ATM
FROM €926
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The Aurora Watch Presentation
The Explorer Watch Presentation
N°03 · THE CHRONOGRAPH

The Explorer.

A chronograph, with stopwatch complications and a compact 36mm steel case. For the meteorite that survived the journey here — built to be read at a glance.

DIAL Muonionalusta meteorite (Sweden, found 1906)
MOVEMENT Japanese Miyota OS21 quartz chronograph
CASE Stainless steel, 36mm diameter
STRAP Genuine leather
DIAL PROTECTION Rhodium coating
WATER RESISTANCE 3 ATM
FROM €395
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Hand-found meteorite

Every fragment is hunted and chosen by Emil Davidsson — most of it found by hand above the Arctic Circle.

Signed certificate

Each ring ships with a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by Emil & Aleksandra.

A meteorite dial

Each face is cut and etched from genuine Muonionalusta, so no two dials carry the same pattern.

IMCA member

Emil Davidsson is a member of the International Meteorite Collectors Association — #4748.

— BEFORE YOU CHOOSE —

Watch questions.

Each watch runs on a precise Swiss quartz movement, powered by a battery — so it keeps accurate time whether you wear it daily or leave it resting. The battery typically lasts two to three years, and we can replace it for you when the time comes.
Yes. Each dial is cut and etched from genuine Muonionalusta, so the Widmanstätten pattern on your watch face exists on no other. The dial is, quite literally, one-of-one.
Water resistance is listed per model on the product page. As a rule, we recommend keeping any meteorite-dial watch away from prolonged water exposure and removing it before swimming or showering.
A quartz movement needs little beyond a battery change every two to three years, which we can handle for you. The meteorite dial is sealed at the factory and needs no special care beyond keeping the watch dry.
Yes. If you'd like a specific case, strap, or dial finish — or a piece we don't currently list — write to us. Custom watch requests take longer than other pieces; we'll quote the timeline and confirm before any work begins.