Gagarin had a Strumanaski (might not be spelled correctly).
S-T-U-R-manskie, just FYI. I always get the U and R transposed myself, and the way that I remember it is that the first two letters of RUSSIA are NOT the correct order. 😂
"First Man in Space" edition watch, a gift from my wife:
First watch in space worn by the dog Chernushka; first watch on a man in space (the correct watch is this hacking version, not the straight hands version); first on a spacewalk was the white Strela version of this Sekonda 3017; first auto in space (correct reference is 6139-6005, this is 6139-6002, there was also a Dugena auto on that flight); Russian standard military/ space issue in 80s; cheapest analogue in space (not quite the correct reference); and a couple of randoms that are simply space related. Not pictured is my Omega 105012 first on the moon (sold on).
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Gagarin had a Strumanaski (might not be spelled correctly).
Fortis
Oh that’s right? Which model?
Gagarin had a Strumanaski (might not be spelled correctly).
Strumanskie
Oh that’s right? Which model?
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/think-you-can-name-every-single-watch-thats-ever-gone-to-space#&gid=1&pid=8
At the bottom of the article is a complete database of space watches, their wearers and the missions they flew on
If it’s a Lemania 5100 🥇
Gagarin had a Strumanaski (might not be spelled correctly).
S-T-U-R-manskie, just FYI. I always get the U and R transposed myself, and the way that I remember it is that the first two letters of RUSSIA are NOT the correct order. 😂
"First Man in Space" edition watch, a gift from my wife:
First watch in space worn by the dog Chernushka; first watch on a man in space (the correct watch is this hacking version, not the straight hands version); first on a spacewalk was the white Strela version of this Sekonda 3017; first auto in space (correct reference is 6139-6005, this is 6139-6002, there was also a Dugena auto on that flight); Russian standard military/ space issue in 80s; cheapest analogue in space (not quite the correct reference); and a couple of randoms that are simply space related. Not pictured is my Omega 105012 first on the moon (sold on).
Here's a database:
https://lookerstudio.google.com/reporting/40738bd5-c07f-41f2-aaad-ca5b0aaf9602/page/ZNSUB?_De-SPtEORXDUJUBVCsjDPMDk4SRQq2CBnKQ_RZi-bB1EK0cw
It takes a little navigation, but it's thorough.
Panerai Radiomir
Fortis Cosmonaut Chronograph
Sinn Chronograph 142
Breitling Navitimer Ref. 809
Rolex GMT-Master
Bulova Lunar Pilot
Ocean 3133 (OKEAH)
Seiko