In honor of astronaut David Scott’s usage of a prototype Bulova timepiece on the Apollo 15 mission, Bulova has launched the Lunar Pilot watch. A six-hand chronograph movement, bolstered by high-performance quartz technology, is featured in a limited-run collection of only 5,000 pieces. The watch comes with a Titanium Grade 5 case to house a slate-colored dial. The back of the watch is numbered and portrays an embossed image of David Scott appearing on the moon. To sweeten the deal, a commemorative NASA coin will surely rank as a secondary collector’s item. Bulova Bulova Originally a test pilot, Col. David Randolph Scott became a NASA astronaut and the seventh person to step foot on the moon. On the Apollo 15 mission, the commander led the team in 1971. The mission was the first to utilize a Lunar Rover Vehicle. The commemorative watch marks the 50th anniversary of the J mission. Features include an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, luminous hands and markers, and 50M water resistance. This men’s watch speaks to the motif of a lunar landing with a nearly monochromatic appearance. The case, dial, and strap are shades of gray. Breaking up the look, gold-tone stainless steel accents give the watch an eye-catching allure. Bulova’s commitment to industry aligns with its 1875 mission to honor landmark historical points. Today, the American watchmaker continues to push for efficiency, perfection, and accuracy in its collections. From the Archive Series, the Lunar Pilot Chronograph is limited edition and inspired by the very piece Scott himself wore on the Apollo 15 mission fifty years ago. An out-of-this-world opportunity, the watch currently retails for $995. bulova.com
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In honor of astronaut David Scott’s usage of a prototype Bulova timepiece on the Apollo 15 mission, Bulova has launched the Lunar Pilot watch. A six-hand chronograph movement, bolstered by high-performance quartz technology, is featured in a limited-run collection of only 5,000 pieces. The watch comes with a Titanium Grade 5 case to house a slate-colored dial. The back of the watch is numbered and portrays an embossed image of David Scott appearing on the moon. To sweeten the deal, a commemorative NASA coin will surely rank as a secondary collector’s item. Bulova Bulova Originally a test pilot, Col. David Randolph Scott became a NASA astronaut and the seventh person to step foot on the moon. On the Apollo 15 mission, the commander led the team in 1971. The mission was the first to utilize a Lunar Rover Vehicle. The commemorative watch marks the 50th anniversary of the J mission. Features include an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, luminous hands and markers, and 50M water resistance. This men’s watch speaks to the motif of a lunar landing with a nearly monochromatic appearance. The case, dial, and strap are shades of gray. Breaking up the look, gold-tone stainless steel accents give the watch an eye-catching allure. Bulova’s commitment to industry aligns with its 1875 mission to honor landmark historical points. Today, the American watchmaker continues to push for efficiency, perfection, and accuracy in its collections. From the Archive Series, the Lunar Pilot Chronograph is limited edition and inspired by the very piece Scott himself wore on the Apollo 15 mission fifty years ago. An out-of-this-world opportunity, the watch currently retails for $995. bulova.com
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In honor of astronaut David Scott’s usage of a prototype Bulova timepiece on the Apollo 15 mission, Bulova has launched the Lunar Pilot watch.
A six-hand chronograph movement, bolstered by high-performance quartz technology, is featured in a limited-run collection of only 5,000 pieces.
The watch comes with a Titanium Grade 5 case to house a slate-colored dial. The back of the watch is numbered and portrays an embossed image of David Scott appearing on the moon. To sweeten the deal, a commemorative NASA coin will surely rank as a secondary collector’s item.
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Originally a test pilot, Col. David Randolph Scott became a NASA astronaut and the seventh person to step foot on the moon. On the Apollo 15 mission, the commander led the team in 1971. The mission was the first to utilize a Lunar Rover Vehicle.
The commemorative watch marks the 50th anniversary of the J mission. Features include an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, luminous hands and markers, and 50M water resistance.
This men’s watch speaks to the motif of a lunar landing with a nearly monochromatic appearance. The case, dial, and strap are shades of gray. Breaking up the look, gold-tone stainless steel accents give the watch an eye-catching allure.
Bulova’s commitment to industry aligns with its 1875 mission to honor landmark historical points. Today, the American watchmaker continues to push for efficiency, perfection, and accuracy in its collections.
From the Archive Series, the Lunar Pilot Chronograph is limited edition and inspired by the very piece Scott himself wore on the Apollo 15 mission fifty years ago. An out-of-this-world opportunity, the watch currently retails for $995.
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See more about - Unique Bauhaus Brutalist AP Royal Oak Watch Now Available
