I saw this watch....just sharing

[Starlight]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZcHATL_lf4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uz8-h4rZlU

just seen this amazing watch at oversea, just sharing

[bluescorpion]

An important event for mankind and no doubt a new iconic watch. I am not sure but I think when I saw this event on TV (or was it on the internet broadcast) it was a live telecast from the countdown to the actual jump and finally the successful landing.

[Starlight]

I see this watch at oversea, the sec clicking was so fine & amazing movement, 1st thing back here search you tube & wana share will with watch fans here, watch is so posioning

[minimerc]

OB: Breaking the sound barrier? No sonic boom? Thot freefall will always hit a terminal velocity at ard 200 to 300kph? how to break sound barrier?

[destht]

Nice skydiving.
Is the person reaching space soon as the sky seems darker already lol

[Iceheller]

It is brave of FB but seriously what it got to do with watches? Zenith is just using FB to promo their watch after bad venture in the defy extreme model and kick out Nataf(just my 2$). Not saying that zenith watch is not good( in fact, would like to own one if I got spare cash, especially the new aviator series) but if you put any watch on FB wrist, it will work fine.

[cabochon]

Yes I've seen this before and there is also a documentary on this on Discovery Channel.

It took months of prep work and many times fail to launch due to many reasons particularly bad weather.

Nontheless it went through successfully.

Appreciate your sharing with us here.

[kbwatch]

OB: Breaking the sound barrier? No sonic boom? Thot freefall will always hit a terminal velocity at ard 200 to 300kph? how to break sound barrier?

A skydiver tucked in will see 320kph - but this is at 'normal' air density.
When he went up to 40K meters, the air is very thin, so more speed.