CCCP Badygin CP-7040-22 Gold Black

Konstantin Sergeyevich Badygin (1910-1984) was a Soviet Naval officer, explorer author and scientist. He is best remembered and honoured for his Captaining of the Icebreak Sedov, which was stuck near the North Pole for an extraordinary 812 days before being rescued. During that time however, the crews, scientists, and sailors on board performed measurements, observations and reading that greatly enhanced our understanding of the Polar caps. After his return Badygin was awarded the Order of the Red Star and became a hero of the Soviet Union. The Watch is equipped with a unique "Canteen" crown which helps with protection of the watch against the elements. Each index is uniquely applied by hand and is facetted for a extra contrast and readability. There is a seconds display read out at the 2 o'clock position with a secondary hand capable of reading out a second time zone from the dial. SPECIFICATIONS Case Material: Stainless Steel (Gold-tone) Case Diameter: 43 mm Case Depth: 11.5 mm Movement: Quartz Dial Color: Black Crystal: Mineral Band Material: Stainless Steel Water Resistance: 50 meters (5 ATM / 165 feet) Clasp: Deployment Clasp