The Astrodea watch from Citizen has a 35° view of the sky and is basically full of celestial bodies: it shows 1,109 stars and 169 galaxies. The face rotates in real time and you can tell the placement of the stars and the sun by this watch. It also measures equinox indications, sunrise and sunset times and the daily duration of sunshine. The aesthetically pleasing Astrodea comes in both a blue or gold face version and both are available for $585.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Smartwatches with Celestial Features
- Opportunity to develop smartwatches that incorporate celestial bodies and provide real-time information on stars and the sun.
- Astronomy-inspired Timepieces
- Opportunity to design unique timepieces that showcase the beauty of celestial bodies and offer additional features related to astronomy.
- Luxury Watches with Astronomical Functions
- Opportunity to create luxury watches that combine stylish design with accurate astronomical functions, appealing to consumers interested in both fashion and astronomy.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Accessories
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the fashion accessories industry by integrating celestial elements into wearable products like watches.
- Technology
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the tech industry by developing advanced smartwatch features that provide real-time information about celestial bodies.
- Luxury Goods
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in the luxury goods industry by offering high-end watches that incorporate astronomical functions and appeal to astronomy enthusiasts.
