Each dial exposes a different Widmanstätten pattern produced by the meteorite's slow cooling, so the 100 watches will not have identical surfaces. The case is 10.8mm thick, rated to 100 metres and combines brushed planes with polished edges.

A Sellita SW200-1 runs at 28,800 vibrations per hour and offers a stated 41-hour power reserve. WatchTime lists the edition at $1,900; the specifications are launch information rather than independent timing or durability tests.

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