Brand: YEMA | Model: Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10 Limited Edition (Green Dial) | Reference: 22.26.10.64.TNL.M | Category: Dive Watch / Meteorite Dial Limited Edition | Release Year: 2026
Last updated: October 4, 2026
The YEMA Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10 is the first Navygraf made entirely in titanium and the first with a genuine Muonionalusta meteorite dial, tinted deep green. Unveiled September 22, 2026, it pairs a compact 39mm, 300m dive case with YEMA's in-house CMM.10 automatic and is limited to 150 numbered pieces at $3,350.
What is the YEMA Navygraf Meteorite CMM.10? It is a limited-edition French dive watch, unveiled on September 22, 2026, that marks two firsts for the Navygraf line: a full Grade 2 titanium case and bracelet, and a dial cut from Muonionalusta, an iron meteorite estimated to be about 4.5 billion years old and recovered in the Swedish Arctic. Etching reveals the Widmanstätten pattern, a crystalline lattice formed as iron and nickel cooled over millions of years in space, so no two dials are alike. The green tint gives the meteorite a darker, more organic look than the black reference (22.26.10.66.TNL.M), and early press coverage has been split on which colorway is stronger. The proportions are the headline for many collectors: 39mm wide, 46mm lug to lug and 11mm thick, with 300m of water resistance and a sapphire display caseback. A 2.20mm double-domed sapphire crystal keeps the vintage Navygraf profile, while the 120-click black steel bezel and Grade A BGW9 Super-LumiNova keep it a true tool diver. Inside is YEMA's Manufacture Morteau CMM.10 automatic, built in Morteau, France, running at 4Hz with a 70-hour power reserve and rated to -3/+5 seconds per day. Each watch is individually numbered out of 150 on the caseback and ships with a signed certificate of authenticity for the meteorite dial and a five-year international warranty. At $3,350 / €2,900 it is the most expensive and most exclusive Navygraf to date, positioned above the steel CMM.10 models.
Limited to 150 individually numbered pieces per dial color, this is the most exclusive Navygraf YEMA has made. Meteorite dials, titanium construction and an in-house French movement give it a clear story for collectors, and because each Widmanstätten pattern is unique, individual dials may command a premium for especially striking patterns. It sits well above the steel Navygraf CMM.10 models in price, so value will depend on how quickly the 150 pieces sell through; YEMA's limited editions have historically been sold direct, which keeps early availability tight.
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