Bon Anniv', et voici le cadeau le plus approprié à ton pseudo, car si tu ne l'as pas avant tes 50 ans, tu as raté ta vie (dixit un certain Jacques S., publicitaire...) :
UNE MONTRE, OF COURSE : LA WATCH BLUE !
The stainless steel Astrodea Celestial Watch is the perfect gift for anyone with an interest in astronomy or for
the captain of a starship. Designed by Hideo Uehara for watchmakers (among
other things) Citizen Japan, the Celestial Watch's blue star map rotates in real-time, accurately displaying
1,109 stars and 169 galaxies: 90% of what's visible from the Northern Hemisphere. It comes packaged with a 10x magnifying eyepiece and, thanks to its intense detail, you'll be able to
explore the universe by simply lifting your wrist.
The Celestial line of watches tend to come out in an updated version each year — this year's being a little slimmer and lighter — and only
a few hundred are made annually. They go for $600.
Check out the
gallery below for more views of the Astrodea Celestial Watch.
Pour rappel : la petite aiguille donne l'heure et la grande les minutes...
