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Out of This World: Formex Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

Formex expands its Essence collection with a new 41-mm case size. Positioned between the existing 39-mm and 43-mm versions, the new variant offers a carefully balanced presence on the wrist.
Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - Dial close up
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As more watch brands fine-tune their sport models in search of the perfect diameter, Formex becomes the latest to join the movement with its new 41-mm Essence Space Ghost. Positioned between the existing 39-mm and 43-mm versions, the new stainless steel 316L case offers a carefully balanced presence on the wrist while maintaining full compatibility with the collection’s broad range of straps and bracelets – from leather and rubber to NATO and stainless steel. Thanks to a quick-release system, all strap changes can be carried out in seconds without tools.

Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - on nylon strap

Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

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The debut model in this size, the Essence Space Ghost, features a dial crafted from Muonionalusta meteorite, a material over 4.5 billion years old. Stabilized through a special surface treatment and coated with rhodium for a lasting silvery sheen, each dial showcases the natural Widmanstätten pattern, ensuring no two are alike. Blued hands and indices provide a striking contrast. Instead of mounting the indices on a separate plate, Formex drills microscopic holes directly into the brittle meteorite – a technically challenging approach that secures the markers while preserving the dial’s authenticity.

Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - Dial close up

Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

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At the heart of the sports watch beats the automatic Sellita SW200-1 caliber with finely decorated surfaces and a skeletonized rotor. The tried-and-tested Swiss movement is paced at 4 Hz and offers a power reserve of 41 hours. COSC chronometer certification guarantees high precision and reliable timekeeping.
Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC movement

Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

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Another innovation is a newly patented micro-adjustable folding clasp, developed in collaboration with sister company Dexel for the stainless steel bracelet. The clasp offers three adjustment steps – 0, 3, and 6 millimeters – and can be operated without removing the watch from the wrist. The mechanism is designed so that extending requires slightly more force than shortening, ensuring secure fit and intuitive handling.

Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - NEW Stainless Steel Bracelet

Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

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The Space Ghost 41 mm also introduces a screw-down crown engineered to work seamlessly with Formex’s patented Case Suspension System. This unique construction integrates four small springs between the upper and lower case, allowing the entire case to move slightly and absorb shocks, thereby enhancing comfort and durability. Developing a screw-down crown compatible with this flexible architecture was a technical challenge, as the crown normally requires a fixed connection. Formex’s solution maintains the benefits of the suspension system while improving water resistance and impact protection.

Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - NEW Screw Down Crown

New screw-down crown

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Limited to 150 pieces per year, the Formex Essence Space Ghost 41 mm will be available for pre-order starting August 14, 2025, priced at $2,190 with leather, nylon, or rubber strap including a carbon folding clasp with 7-mm fine adjustment, or $2,290 with the new stainless steel bracelet. Deliveries are scheduled to begin mid-September 2025.

 


 

To learn more, visit Formex, here.

Formex Essence 41 mm _Space Ghost_ Automatic COSC - Wrist Shot

Essence 41 MM Space Ghost

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