This is a wristwatch commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Snobby Silver Award.

This is a wristwatch commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Snobby Silver Award.

In 1970, NASA astronauts awarded Omega the "Snobby Silver Award" in recognition of its contributions to human space exploration and its crucial role in the Sun 13 mission. Fifty years have now passed, and Omega has meticulously designed a special edition chronometer to commemorate that glorious history.

This is the tradition of Supermaster watches.

This commemorative watch pays homage to the classic design of the Supermaster series, with its 42mm stainless steel case style drawing inspiration from the famous fourth-generation Supermaster watch (the watch worn in the first month).

This is a surface made of pure silver.

The pure silver surface is laser-engraved with the letters "Ag925," a small blue dial at the 9 o'clock position is engraved with a silver circle, the main character is the beloved Snobby, wearing a full-body spacesuit, and the shape of the famous "Snobby Silver Award" lapel pin is exactly the same.

This is a DOT OVER NINETY scale.

The famous speedometer markings are made of white enamel and engraved on the blue ceramic [ZrO2] bezel, making them crisp and beautiful. The special Dot Over Ninety markings also bring back the illustrious history of this super watch. The pure silver surface also highlights the color contrast, adorning the blue physical vapor deposition square hour markings and hands.

This is the flight path zone.

The blue nylon fiber strap perfectly matches the other blue design elements. The flight path of Sun God 13 is engraved on the base.

It's a classic manga.

Snobby has been NASA's guardian dog for over half a century, not only ensuring the success of space missions but also easing the atmosphere by encountering major accidents. Since 1968, NASA has awarded the "Snobby Silver Award" to many individuals and companies who have contributed to the success of human spaceflight missions.