How much does the Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut cost?

The Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut has a manufacturer MSRP of $390 USD. On the secondary market it averages around —.

What movement does the Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut use?

The Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut is powered by the Seiko NH38 automatic movement with a 41-hour power reserve.

How big is the Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut?

The case measures 40.5mm in diameter, 11.3mm thick, with a 47.3mm lug-to-lug.

What is the water resistance of the Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut?

The Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut is rated to 100m of water resistance.

What kind of crystal does the Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut have?

The Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut uses a Sapphire crystal.

Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut — Specs, Prices & Alternatives

Name: Meridiano Watches Lost Astronaut
Brand: Meridiano Watches
Price: 390 USD
Availability: InStock

Case

Diameter: 40.5mm
Thickness: 11.3mm
Lug-to-lug: 47.3mm
Material: Stainless Steel
Water resistance: 100m

Crystal & dial

Crystal: Sapphire
Lume: BGW9

Movement

Caliber: Seiko NH38
Type: Automatic
Power reserve: 41h
Hacking: No
Hand-winding: No
Complications: Time only

Seiko

The no-date variant of the NH35 platform, eliminating the date complication entirely for clean dial designs without a date window. Identical in every other specification to the NH35 and NH36 siblings. Popular with modders and microbrands building minimalist or pilot-style watches where a dateless dial is preferred. The absence of the date mechanism simplifies the movement slightly but does not affect height.