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54.8 grams of a different brand

The Epic X Skeleton Black Titanium weighs approximately 54.8g on its honeycomb rubber strap, with a 44mm × 12.3mm DLC-coated titanium case and a skeletonised manually wound Calibre JCAM45 developed with Concepto . At $26,400, it is not cheap in absolute terms, but it sits in a completely different universe from the Astronomia’s pre-owned range of roughly $420,000 to $750,000 for entry variants .

That gap is not just about price. It is about use case. The Astronomia is a collector object — a piece you buy because you already have the classics and want something that produces a reaction. The Epic X is a sports watch with an X-motif that runs from the lugs through the movement bridges, designed to let light flood the case and show the mechanics in motion . One lives in a safe. The other lives on a wrist.

If you have been reading Jacob & Co. Astronomia reviews and wondering whether the brand has anything for daily wear, the Epic X is the answer. It is the Jacob & Co. entry-level watch in the only sense that matters: it is the one that does not require a collector’s insurance policy and a display case.

The brand is bigger than the Astronomia

Jacob & Co. is not asking you to choose between the spectacular and the wearable. It is asking you to understand that they are different products for different buyers. The Astronomia is the halo car. The Epic X is the one that leaves the garage.

If you want the mechanical theatre, save for the Astronomia. If you want a Jacob & Co. that fits into a life that includes airport security and a Tuesday morning coffee, the Epic X is the one that actually makes sense.

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