Hey guys
In all our discussions about the Speedmaster Professional, while it is now in the company of four watches which are flight-qualified for manned space missions, I had overlooked the fact that it remains the ONLY WATCH approved by NASA for Extra-Vehicular Activity.
Pictures - omegawatches.com, nasa.gov
So if a new Speedmaster is not produced for the expected return to the moon and the other watches not used, would traditionalists ( Hi Guys
)consider the 3570.50 to be the Moonwatch after all then? :thumbup1:
Just a thought.....
Y'all be well now pals
ZIN
In all our discussions about the Speedmaster Professional, while it is now in the company of four watches which are flight-qualified for manned space missions, I had overlooked the fact that it remains the ONLY WATCH approved by NASA for Extra-Vehicular Activity.


Pictures - omegawatches.com, nasa.gov
So if a new Speedmaster is not produced for the expected return to the moon and the other watches not used, would traditionalists ( Hi Guys

Just a thought.....
Y'all be well now pals
ZIN
