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The Perfect Everyday Automatic Chronograph? - Fortis Classic Cosmonauts Ceramic PM Review

Jul 13, 2017 · 91.2K views

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DescriptionFortis has history unlike any other and today we take a look at another important watch from their Cosmonautis line. Fortis is also, without a doubt, one of the most underrated but massively horoligicaly important Swiss watch brands too. The predecessors of this Cosmonaut chronograph 401.26.11 have been used in over 50More
Fortis has history unlike any other and today we take a look at another important watch from their Cosmonautis line. Fortis is also, without a doubt, one of the most underrated but massively horoligicaly important Swiss watch brands too. The predecessors of this Cosmonaut chronograph 401.26.11 have been used in over 50 space missions and are still is worn on the International Space Station. When it comes to attention to detail, performance and reliability, the Russian Space Agency for over 20 years chose Fortis as their official watchmaker. Today we understand why. With it's rich heritage, classic Rolex Daytona meets Omega Speedmaster styled design, modest pricing and outstanding quality, it could quite be one of the best everyday automatic chronographs in it's price range. For more information and to get your horological questions answered, join our UGWC community on the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1503241666636531/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theurbangentrychannel/ TGV's Tumblr: http://tgv83.tumblr.com To contact me please email: theurbangentry@gmail.com I do not use the messaging system on YouTube, Facebook or Instagram. Thank you

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