Blue Origin Crew Member Wears $325,000 Watch to All-women House Flight

Movie producer Kerianne Flynn introduced a six-figure watch as her companion to Blue Origin’s first all-female house flight on Monday. She wore the Woman Arpels Planétarium timepiece from Van Cleef & Arpels’ Poetic Problems assortment.

Obtainable for 288,00 euros (roughly $325,000), the Woman Arpels Planétarium 38mm timepiece is crafted in rhodium-plated 18-karat white gold, adorned with spherical diamonds on the case, bezel and crown. Its deep blue aventurine dial includes a miniature photo voltaic system with a pink gold solar on the middle and the closest planets: Mercury in pink mother-of-pearl, Venus in inexperienced enamel, Earth in turquoise enamel, and a diamond representing the Moon, every orbiting at their precise speeds. A rhodium-plated white gold taking pictures star signifies the time because it sweeps throughout the dial.

The watch is powered by an automated mechanical motion with a 36-hour energy reserve, developed in collaboration with Christiaan Van der Klaauw, and is completed with a sapphire case again and a blue sequined alligator strap secured by a diamond-set white gold pin buckle. The model can also be accessible with a rhodium-plated 18-karat white gold strap with spherical diamonds for $340,000.

Flynn, the producer of “This Adjustments All the pieces” (2018) and “Lilly” (2024), joined Lauren Sanchez, Gayle King, Katy Perry, Aisha Bowe and Amanda Nguyễn as a part of Blue Origin’s first all-female house flight, which launched on Monday. They flew within the New Shepard rocket for about 11 minutes, reaching simply above the Kármán Line (62 miles altitude) for about 4 minutes of weightlessness.

The crew members of the flight have been carrying astronaut fits custom-made by Monse, that includes a navy-blue base adorned with patches for NASA, Blue Origin and their final names. Sanchez designed the Blue Origin fits in collaboration with Monse cofounders Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim.