Black dial, reference 96K111 from Bulova's Archive series. Never been worn. Includes original box, bonus leather strap, instructions and warranty card and certificate of authenticity.

Functions: hours, minutes, chronograph
Material: 316L stainless steel
Crystal: sapphire
Caseback: stainless steel with commemorative engraving
Lume: Super-LumiNova
Caliber: NP20 (high accuracy quartz at 262kHz frequency, accurate to +/- 10 seconds/year)
Water resistance: 50 meters
Lug width: 20mm
Bracelet/strap: Oyster-style with push-button deployant clasp and quick-release spring bars/black leather Nato-style strap with quick-release spring bars.
Bracelet length: approximately 7.5 inches, total length is 9.5 inches including case.

This is Bulova's commemorative edition of its contribution to the space race via its prototype lunar pilot worn by astronaut David Scott on August 2, 1971. He was meant to be wearing his officially-issued Omega Speedmaster, but the crystal broke and he strapped on his Bulova chronograph ref. 88510/01. It sold in October 2015 for over $1.6 Million dollars.

This collector's edition maintains similarity to the original, but is updated with a modern quartz movement of unrivaled accuracy whose seconds-hand sweep is smoother than the best automatic movements.

The caseback is engraved with a commemoration of the Apollo 15 mission including the dates and length of the mission, the date of the EVA3 spacewalk and the coordinates of landing spot on the Hadley Rille Gorge.

$750 shipped to lower 48 in the U.S. For international shipping, contact me for estimate.

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