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From the wrist to the Moon: Integrating the Bremont Supernova Chronograph within a lunar rover.

Oct 16, 2026 · 247 views

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DescriptionFrom the wrist to the Moon. Discover how the Bremont Supernova Chronograph is being integrated into Astrolab’s FLIP lunar rover as part of Bremont Moon Mission I. Through precision engineering, the Bremont Supernova has been secured within the FLIP rover’s chassis using a custom-engineered tile plate, designed specifiMore
From the wrist to the Moon. Discover how the Bremont Supernova Chronograph is being integrated into Astrolab’s FLIP lunar rover as part of Bremont Moon Mission I. Through precision engineering, the Bremont Supernova has been secured within the FLIP rover’s chassis using a custom-engineered tile plate, designed specifically to house the watch for its journey to the lunar surface. But integrating the watch is just the beginning. The Supernova Chronograph will undergo the same rigorous NASA protocol testing programme as the FLIP rover, including environmental testing designed to validate its ability to withstand the extreme demands of launch, flight and survival on the Moon. As part of Astrobotic’s Griffin Mission One (Griffin-1), the FLIP rover is planned to travel to the lunar south pole, carrying the Bremont Supernova on a mission that brings together British watchmaking, aerospace engineering and the next frontier of human exploration. Engineered for a new frontier, the Supernova’s spacecraft-inspired design reflects a shared ambition to push beyond Earth and into space. Discover more about Bremont Moon Mission I: https://www.bremont.com/pages/mission-control #Bremont #BremontSupernova #MoonMission #SpaceWatches #LunarRover #SpaceExploration #Watchmaking #Astrolab #NASA #Technology

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