Men's Lunar Pilot Chronograph Watch 96B258, One Size

The heritage connection to the Apollo era gives it a unique charm that most modern watches simply don’t have.

Original product. It came with box and all its papers.

Beautiful

I like the detail of dial. It’s a bit heavy watch that you can feel on your wrist. It should come with an extra strap. My experience is 09/10

The watch is amazing and the dial is very legible and clean. All in all it’s and awesome watch that I added to my collection…but I am a little disappointed that the booklet about the history of the watch didn’t come with it. Because as per a lot of unboxing videos I watched they all had it in

The package did not inlcude the booklet & warranty card which makes me question the items authenticity

Unexpectedly high quality for the price. The box is a great bonus and the history is interesting.

Received the watch in good condition. Best buy!

If you are crazy for watches as me, this is an exceptional timepiece that combines historical significance with modern precision. Its high‑performance quartz movement (262 kHz) delivers outstanding accuracy, and the sapphire crystal provides excellent scratch resistance. The 45mm stainless‑steel case and black dial give it a bold, professional look, while the luminous hands and markers ensure great visibility in low light. The chronograph functions are smooth and reliable, and the watch feels solid and well‑crafted on the wrist.

Very fast delivery. Watch is excellent quality and looks great. Thought it may look clunky feel heavy and clumsy but its actually a perfect size and very comfortable on the wrist.

With perhaps the exception of Apollo 11 & 13, Apollo 15 was one of the more significant Moon landings, and this is a fitting tribute that particular mission. I'm a big fan on the history of the Mercury, Gemini & Apollo programmes and have numerous books and DVD's on the achievements of those years, including the HBO mini series, From the Earth to the Moon, in which chronicles all the Apollo missions, and in the very first episode, the Gemini missions - From the Earth to the Moon: The Signature Edition [Import ]. The crew of Apollo 15 were trained extensively in geology, and the the importance of context within that field, and that training proved to be invaluable as they were able to find, and identify anorthosite, the original lunar crust and bring a chunk of it back to Earth. It is a remarkable story, and one of my favourite of all the Apollo missions. This watch is a fitting tribute to the original watch worn by Dave Scott on his 3rd EVA on that mission. The watch is big and heavy, but that is fine by me. The butterfly clasp is very well engineered, and the bracelet is solid and beautifully finished. The sapphire crystal stands tall and proud above the case and it could be a issue if you're prone to banging into door frames etc. The dial is beautifully laid out and the white on black date window is easy to read. The chronograph pushers are, like everything else on this watch, are beautifully engineered, and I've let the chrono run for a while just to make sure that everything runs smoothly. For the money, and the historical reference, you can't go wrong with this watch, and it is my belief that over time, although it won't be have the same legend of the Omega Speedmaster, it will be a collectible piece of horology.

Es un magnífico reloj extremadamente preciso con un diseño fabuloso y una historia increíble este es el segundo reloj que ha viajado a la luna. La calidad es perfecta el acero inoxidable de la caja y del extensible se sienten. El taquímetro funciona perfectamente y es muy fácil de leer en general todo el reloj me fascina la discreción de la fecha así como que sea negro mate en su mayoría. El cristal de Zafiro plano hace que el reloj luzca muy elegante. Y el grabado de la tapa co toda la información de la misión de 1971 (DOM 08021971), me parece que es perfecto! Movimiento de Cuarzo de Ultra Alta Frecuencia UHF 262,144 Hz. Sin lugar a dudas de mis favoritos en la colección. APOLLO 15 JULY 26, 1971 TO AUGUST 7, 1971 EVA-3 AUGUST 2, 1971 HADLEY RILLE / APENNINES 26.13N 3.63E