At its core, Yema’s Navygraf diver is a serious tool watch built for the practical challenges of life in and around the water. Case in point, it’s their primary vehicle for collaborations with the Marine Nationale, the French Navy. However, recently Yema have allowed themselves the luxury of being more experimental with the collection by exploring different materials across the dial and case. There’s the Pearl edition from 2025 and the forged carbon Barracuda edition from the summer of this year. Now they’re introducing the new Navygraf Titanium Meteorite CMM.10 that pairs a titanium case with a meteorite dial.
Starting with the case, it measures 39mm diameter x 11mm thickness in titanium. This is the first titanium Navygraf, so it’s a notable upgrade over its steel counterparts. It improves the strength to density ratio, allowing the watch to remain robust while also being lighter on the wrist, which is particularly useful for naturally bulky archetypes like dive watches. The case is finished with vertical brushing across the top and sides of the case and polished bevels along the edge.
As for the dial, it’s made from thin slices of meteorite that are then coloured either green or black. The material comes specifically from the Muonionalusta meteor, which is the most common source of meteorite in watchmaking. It’s estimated to be 4.5 billion years old, making it older than the Earth itself. It displays the characteristic Widmanstätten pattern of iron meteorite where striations are formed by the intense heating and cooling that meteors experience.
Inside the Navygraf Titanium Meteorite CMM.10 and protected by its 300m water resistance is Yema’s Manufacture Morteau calibre CMM.10. It has an accuracy rating of -3/+5 seconds per day, which is within chronometer tolerances, and a power reserve of 70-hours. It’s visible through the exhibition caseback where you can the skeleton rotor and golden balance wheel.
For pricing and availability, it’s £2,620 in a limited edition of 150 pieces. That does make it the most exclusive model in the Navygraf range to date as it’s £600 more than its closes steel counterpart, but I think that’s justified by the titanium upgrade and meteorite dial. Orders start from September 24th at 3pm BST.
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