Vostok Europe Expedition YN55-595C640

Description

This line is a tribute to human ingenuity and resilience in the face of the world's most extreme environments. In the DNA of the timepiece is a distinctive design, which refers to icy landscapes and rugged terrain of the Arctic. Constructed with durability and functionality in mind, it was designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor adventure. It`s robust 47 mm stainless steel case and enduring K1 crystal provide high protection against enviroment, while it`s 20 bar water resistance ensures reliability in challenging conditions. Whether trekking through snow-covered landscapes or braving icy waters, this timepiece is designed to accompany the modern explorers on their journeys. "North Pole 1" was the first in history drifting station used for scientific hydrological and geographical research of the Polar area. The station was opened on June 6, 1937 some 20 kilometers from the North Pole. The purpose of the station was to conduct scientific research in the Arctic region, including meteorological observations, oceanographic studies, and research on ice conditions. It aimed to gather data on weather patterns, sea ice movement, and other environmental factors to improve understanding of the Arctic climate and its role in global weather systems. Station operated for 9 months while the ice floe travelled 2,850 kilometers. The expedition ended on February 19, 1938. Additionally, an integrated stainless steel solid bracelet, silicone or nylon straps are available as optional accessories.