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Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10: 39mm Titanium Case with 4.5‑Billion‑Year Meteorite Dial
39mm titanium case meets a 4.5‑billion‑year‑old meteorite dial on the Yema Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10. It uses Yema’s manufacture movement and was previewed hands-on by Time+Tide Watches.
By HorologyTalk Editorial · · 3 min read
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
39mm titanium case; 4.5‑billion‑year meteorite dial. Yema’s Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10 pairs both.
Case and proportions
The CMM.10 uses a 39mm titanium case. The choice of titanium is explicit in the announcement and shapes how the watch presents on the wrist. Yema retains the Navygraf silhouette while swapping steel for a lighter, matte case material.
Dial: actual meteorite
Yema has fitted the Navygraf with a meteorite dial described as 4.5 billion years old. The dial is the headline detail — the variant’s selling point — and the company signals that the material itself is integral to the watch’s identity rather than a cosmetic option.
Movement
The Navygraf Meteorite is equipped with Yema’s manufacture movement. The announcement does not specify a caliber number; the brand positions the movement as an in‑house solution paired with this meteorite dial execution.
Hands-on context and what to watch for
As Time+Tide Watches first reported, this is a hands-on preview rather than a speculative rumor. The Meteorite CMM.10 reads like a material-led variant: familiar case lines, new dial story, and an in‑house engine. That combination is the point of this release.
Buying angle
If you track Yema for distinctive material variants, the Navygraf Meteorite is the clear next step. The real question now is whether Yema will broaden meteorite use across references or keep it exclusive to this CMM.10 run.
Originally reported by Time+Tide Watches. This article is a curated summary of their original coverage.
Tags: Yema, meteorite, manufacture movement, titanium