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N1 Rocket NH35-225A710 Set with the Stainless Steel Solid bracelet

$505.00

Complete N1 Rocket NH35-225A710 together with the Stainless Steel Solid Bracelet.

The N1 Rocket collection combines bold aerospace-inspired design with robust construction built for everyday versatility.

This bundle includes:

• N1 Rocket NH35-225A710 Watch
• Genuine leather strap
• Stainless Steel Solid Bracelet
• VE Regular Box

Featuring a durable stainless steel case, K1 crystal, Super-LumiNova illumination and reliable Japanese movement, the N1 Rocket is designed for everyday wear while reflecting the spirit of space exploration and engineering achievement.
Warranty

This watch is covered by a 24-month manufacturer warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty applies to manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal conditions of use, as described in the User’s Manual.

For Further information on the Warranty Coverage, please visit the Warranty Section

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Developed from 1962 to 1974, the N1 had four launch attempts between 1969 and 1972 — all unsuccessful. The program was canceled in 1974 without reaching its goals.
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