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Celebrating our fragile earthIntroducing astronomy Mount Everest
Jacob & Co. announced the establishment of a partnership with Nilson to create a new version of “Astronomy“, but the work not only praises the beauty of the earth, but also emphasizes the risks it faces.
There is no doubt that the astronomical tourbillon revolutionized watchmaking when it was launched in 2014. However, it is not completely regarded as an outdoor sports watch.
But this has not stopped the famous Swedish explorer and adventurer activist Johan Ernst Nilson with his astronomical tourbillon during his recent expedition to the Himalayas.
Nelson said: “The last time I climbed the Himalayas, wearing an ordinary astronomical tourbillon, I climbed 6,200 meters (nearly 20,000 feet) under extreme conditions of -30°C.” “I used astronomy on the climb, In order to test it. You might think that such a complicated wrist watches for men would be delicate and fragile, but that is not the case, and it works perfectly under all conditions. I used it to climb the ice wall with an ice axe and hit it On the rocks and ice, and maintained very well.”
Nilson has climbed seven summits (and many other summits), visited 172 countries and some of the most remote places on the planet, and was shortlisted in the Guinness Book of World Records for the “Tripole Challenge.” His travels and experiences allowed him to witness climate change and its consequences firsthand. Now, Nilson is an activist for change, leading people to conduct inspections, lectures and make films about the environment.
Custom astronomical Mount Everest
Jacob & Co. announced a partnership with Nilson to create an exciting new version of the brand’s iconic astronomy, but the main element of the brand is to celebrate the beauty of the earth and highlight the risks it faces.
Jacob Arabo, founder of Jacob & Co, said: “It is important to raise awareness of the dangers facing our planet. Collaboration with well-known adventurer activist Johan Ernst is a great way for our brand to participate, and the new limited edition astronomy Mount Everest is really great especially.”
The astronomical tourbillon tri-pole/Mount Everest is based on the astronomical sky. One of the four satellites is equipped with Jacob’s iconic biaxial gravitational tourbillon, and the remaining one holds a 288 Carat, rotatable Jacob cut diamond. Monitor and rotating magnesium globe.
The partnership with Nilson brings replica Jacob & Co. to supercar manufacturer Bugatti, Universal Pictures, and world football star Lionel Messi. , Paramount Pictures, streetwear idol Supreme, design idol Virgil Abloh (Virgil Abloh) and Off White and other brands have more stable cooperation.
Water, rocks and luminosity
To celebrate the earth and emphasize its fragility, the astronomical Mount Everest has miniature transparent barrels, which are collected by Nelson at the north and south poles. When you move the watch, you can actually see the water in the bucket shaking, clearly marking the “North Pole” and “South Pole”. In the center of the clock is a stunning piece of Mt. Everest itself, which Nelson took with both hands.
For easy identification at night, this is the first astronomical clock with the words Super-LumiNova on the dial, the constellation on the dial, the rotating globe, the Jacob & Co. logo on the side of the dial, and even the strap on the dial. So no matter if you are on the mountain. Everest base camp or home from an elegant evening party, you can now read the clock in the evening.
box
The box of this particular timepiece matches its complexity, as it is shaped like Mount Everest itself with lines indicating ascent. Open the box, the astronomical Mount Everest seems to be buried in the ice, and the speakers play the wind of Mount Everest, recorded live on the mountain.
experience
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Nielsen said: “I hope this special timepiece can help change the world.” “The astronomical telescope is the only watch I have asked about when I wear it, so we will start a conversation, hoping to bring change. This special edition will promote The fragility of our planet.”
“It is very important for us to use part of the proceeds from the sale for charity, and if we are to make a difference, we must all take action,” Alabo added.
Most importantly, every purchase includes a helicopter ride with Nilson to explore the place where Everest was discovered. In this way, the buyer and a booster can feel Nielsen’s experience firsthand and see the need for further action.
Astronomical Mount Everest is limited to 24 pieces to match the 24 time zones of the Earth-12 pieces for the black celestial dome and 12 pieces for the blue celestial dome. Both Arabo and Nilson hope that its influence will be much smaller than the lucky ones who own it.
Nielsen emphasized: “Everyone is attracted to astronomy, it is so unique.” “If you add these two poles and the story of the mountain, Mount Everest, people will really be attracted to it, and they will help spread the word.”