Apollo 11: Omega Speedmaster Moon Landing Tribute
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Apollo 11: Omega Speedmaster Moon Landing Tribute

By AndrewD · Jul 20, 2009 · 45 replies
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AndrewD commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing, inviting the WatchProSite community to share their Omega Speedmasters in tribute. His post sets the scene with the historic moments of Neil Armstrong's lunar module landing and subsequent moonwalk, framing the Speedmaster as an integral part of this monumental achievement.

Neil Armstrong has just piloted the lunar module down to Tranquillity Base (July 20 1969, 20:17 hours GMT) with only seconds of fuel to spare.

 

Neil’s moonwalk will be in 6 hours and 39 minutes time. So start your Speedy chrono's ...

 

You have all been waiting patiently but now it’s time to post your Speedmasters as a tribute to Apollo 11 and that remarkable achievement 40 years ago.

 

Andrew




This message has been edited by Dr No on 2009-07-23 22:03:56

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amanico
Jul 20, 2009

I one day I have one, it would be this one... Happy Birthday, Eagle! Best, Nicolas

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bimbeano
Jul 20, 2009

i've already been there

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stromer
Jul 20, 2009

I need to recycle a picture because it is dark outside now in Germany and I cannot take a new one, but of course I have been wearing my Sppedy all day long. Happy birthday, Apollo 11! Best and read you, Martin

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kevster
Jul 20, 2009

Not so good at the patiently waiting for my part. Here is my contribution for today. And some GMT flavor.

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BDLJ
Jul 20, 2009

He left it in the Module. It was Buzz who strapped his onto his right wrist.

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rnaden
Jul 20, 2009

Happy 40th.... And adding a backshot just for fun...though I don't think glass backs was what they wore on the moon ;-) Richard

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