THE INNER WORLDS COLLECTION

Our homage to Earth's celestial neighbours

Your cosmic connection

ENAMEL DIAL WATCHES

The Inner Worlds collection translates the signature hues and textures of Earth’s nearest celestial neighbors into a limited-edition series of enamel dial watches, incorporating interplanetary materials and space-flown artifacts that celebrate the history of mankind’s exploration of the inner Solar System

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Mercury

Regular price £2,200.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £2,200.00 GBP

Venus

Regular price £2,200.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £2,200.00 GBP

Earth

Regular price £2,200.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £2,200.00 GBP

Moon

Regular price £2,200.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £2,200.00 GBP

Mars

Regular price £2,200.00 GBP
Regular price Sale price £2,200.00 GBP

“Exploration of the planets and their satellites has truly revolutionised our knowledge of the solar system."

- James Alfred Van Allen

As featured in

The Telegraph

"The use of rare materials may be central to Diatom's work, but that ethos achieves lift-off here"

— Richard Holt

Esquire

"You know that you're getting a sturdy and reliable piece, not just a fancy-looking one."

— Josh Osman

Wallpaper

"Diatom is aiming to take one small step – or a giant leap – onwards."

—  Josh Sims

Fratello

"Traceability is rare for meteorite dials, so this openness is refreshing."

— Ben Hodges

Worn & Wound

"And perhaps most exciting for space-lovers of all is knowing that each watch within the Terra Meteorite collection is flown 120,000 feet above the Earth"

— Richard Chau

Oracle Time

"There are myriad different stones that can be mined from the earth, but for Diatom’s space-focused collection, only something a little more extra-terrestrial would do."

— Sam Kessler

WatchPro

"The chapter ring contains mission-flown material from the Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia"

— May Garland

T3

"Diatom goes one step further, though, actually launching each of its pieces into space before they're shipped to the customer. "

— Sam Cross