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This article analyzes narratives about the first circumnavigation of the world by focusing on chronicles published between 1585 and 1601. The first part shows how at the end of the 16th century visual and literary references to the Nao Victoria emphasized the rupture between antiquity and the modern time. The second part examines how Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas’ Historia General... (1601) entangled histories about the first circumnavigation with other events at the beginning of the third decade. The article shows how chronicles reshaped the categories of past, present, and future by placing at the center the experience of circumnavigation in the present time. By analyzing the tension between space of experience and horizon of expectation, I argue

La homogeneización del presente: Consciencia global y tiempo de la historia en crónicas sobre la primera vuelta al mundo (1585-1601)