Err, No.
This is a well documented artistic impression of what somebody hopes it will look like. Sorry.
A Silver Snoopy Award but a celebration on the 50th anniversary of receiving it, mmm silver or white gold?
I'm certain there will be a precious metal but which, my gut is telling me white gold as being touted at a similar price to the Apollo 11 50th.
But Omega loves a bit of Moonshine 😉
A Silver Snoopy Award but a celebration on the 50th anniversary of receiving it, mmm silver or white gold?
I'm certain there will be a precious metal but which, my gut is telling me white gold as being touted at a similar price to the Apollo 11 50th.
But Apollo 13 never made it to the surface so *Shirley no Moonshine 😜
*Don't call me... 😁
How much was that one?
How much was that one?
I suppose but it looks good though.
Nice and simple looking.
I don't want to see something OTT and bling.
H hb8745Agreed on not too much bling. I think the 45th nailed it in terms of clean aesthetics and the overall character of the watch. Hopefully the style of the 50th follows along a similar note.
H hb8745Agreed on not too much bling. I think the 45th nailed it in terms of clean aesthetics and the overall character of the watch. Hopefully the style of the 50th follows along a similar note.
Yes no bling.
I would like to see something nice and simple like the 45th again but with a few extra tweaks.
Something I’ve just found out but never knew until 5 mins ago...
The significance of October 5th ( other than it being my birthday and the date of announcement of the 50th anniversary) is that this is the date in 1970 that NASA awarded the Silver Snoopy Award. Did anyone else already know this?
(See date on bottom line below)
Something I’ve just found out but never knew until 5 mins ago...
The significance of October 5th ( other than it being my birthday and the date of announcement of the 50th anniversary) is that this is the date in 1970 that NASA awarded the Silver Snoopy Award. Did anyone else already know this?