This same watch sold for over $26,000 at auction in 2003, about 11 years after it was produced. A truly rare and unique piece.

PLATINUM CORUM ZAGAMI STONY MARS METEORITE LIMITED EDITION MENS WATCH 1991.

Limited Edition #22 of only 38 pieces made of Platinum.

Zagami is the largest single Martian meteorite ever found, weighing about 18 kilograms (40 lb).[1] It landed 10 feet (3.0 m) from a farmer near Zagami, Nigeria, and became buried in a hole about 2 feet (0.61 m) deep. It landed on October 3rd, 1962.

Corum. A fine and extremely rare limited edition platinum wristwatch with date and Mars meteorite dial Signed Corum, No. 22, case no. 510'122, manufactured circa 1990

With mechanical movement, Zagami meteorite dial, silvered dauphine hands, outer recessed copper-coloured date ring resembling the planet's red colour, central date hand, in massive tonneau-shaped case with engraved hour indexes to the bezel, crown guard, hooded lugs, the back secured by six screws and inlaid with a pink gold plate under glazed cover bearing the engraved inscription Dial made of Zagami Stony Meteorite. Origin: Planet Mars. Impact Point: 11 44'N - 705'E, Katsina Province, Nigeria, together with a platinum Corum buckle, case, dial and movement signed

38 mm. diam.