Silver Snoopy Watch — Apollo 13 Tribute, 1 of 100
Silver Snoopy Watch — Apollo 13 Tribute, 1 of 100
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Silver Snoopy Watch — Apollo 13 Tribute, 1 of 100
APRIL 1970 · 200,000 MILES FROM EARTH
The Watch Story That Brought A Crew Home
An oxygen tank exploded. Fifteen minutes of power remained. The only timing device they trusted was on a wrist.
In April 1970, an explosion crippled Apollo 13 two hundred thousand miles from Earth. To get home, the crew had to time a critical engine burn to the second — with the spacecraft's systems dying around them, they timed it on the watch.
Seven months later, NASA presented the watch's manufacturer with the Silver Snoopy Award — the agency's highest safety honour — for the role it played in bringing three astronauts home alive.
This watch is a tribute to that mission. Every detail on it tells part of the story.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES · NO REPRINT
Every Detail Carries The Mission
From the award-pin dial to the trajectory stitched into the strap lining.
The silver dial carries Snoopy in his NASA spacesuit — the exact design of the original Silver Snoopy Award pin that astronauts personally present for flight safety. The hands, markers and bezel take their blue from the Apollo mission patches.
Turn the blue nylon strap over and the Apollo 13 trajectory is embossed into the lining — including the slingshot manoeuvre around the far side of the moon that got them home.
Inside is a Swiss automatic movement, self-winding through wrist motion. One hundred pieces exist. When they are gone, they are not reproduced.
From Award Pin To Wrist
How one of the greatest stories in spaceflight becomes a watch.
The Story
The Silver Snoopy Award has been NASA's personal safety honour since 1968 — a sterling pin flown in space before it is ever presented. The dial art is drawn from that pin, faithfully.
The Dial
Snoopy in his spacesuit is applied to a silver sunburst field, with hands and markers in mission-patch blue. The reference points are checked against the original artwork.
The Strap
Blue mission nylon is woven, then the Apollo 13 flight path — slingshot and all — is embossed into the lining, where only the wearer knows it is there.
The Movement
A Swiss automatic is cased and regulated — self-winding, no battery, the same principle that powered the watches worn on the Apollo missions.
The Bench
Each of the 100 pieces is hand-inspected, timed and sealed into a premium presentation box. Out of tolerance means it does not ship.
2-Year Warranty. 30-Day Refund.
Wear it for a month. If it is not what you expected, send it back for a full refund — no conditions, no restocking fee.
Why Collectors Hold Onto This One
One hundred pieces. That is the entire production run, and it will not be repeated. Watches with a genuine story are the ones that get handed down rather than replaced — and few stories are better than the one this dial carries.
A TRIBUTE, BUILT PROPERLY
A limited run of 100 pieces honouring the watch that helped bring Apollo 13 home. Hand-inspected, boxed for presentation, and built to be worn — not stored.
What Sets Us Apart
| Prestige | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| ✓ | Silver dial carrying the original Silver Snoopy Award pin design | ✕ |
| ✓ | Hands, markers and bezel in Apollo mission-patch blue | ✕ |
| ✓ | Apollo 13 trajectory embossed in the strap lining | ✕ |
| ✓ | Swiss automatic movement — self-winding, no battery | ✕ |
| ✓ | Anti-reflective sapphire crystal | ✕ |
| ✓ | Limited production run of 100 pieces, never repeated | ✕ |
| ✓ | Premium presentation box, gift-ready | ✕ |
| ✓ | Hand-inspected and timed before dispatch | ✕ |
From The Owners
My grandfather worked on Apollo
He was an engineer on the ground systems in the late 60s. I bought this because of the story and nearly missed how good the watch itself is — the sunburst dial, the blue hands, the trajectory hidden in the strap. It means something. Not many watches do.
Robert Hayes
Verified Purchase
9 August 2026
The strap lining broke me
Nobody sees it but you — the entire flight path, slingshot around the moon and all, embossed where it touches your wrist. That detail alone is worth it. Automatic runs strong, about +4 seconds a day on my timegrapher.
Douglas Whitaker
Verified Purchase
17 July 2026
Bought two. One stays sealed.
Number I received is under 40, which felt special. With only 100 made I took a second for my son's eighteenth. The presentation box is genuinely premium — no plastic anywhere.
Kenneth Morrow
Verified Purchase
24 June 2026
A space nerd's honest take
The dial art is accurate to the award pin and the blue is spot on against my mission patch replica. I would have loved a display caseback, hence four stars — but on the wrist it is everything the photos promise.
Alan Prescott
Verified Purchase
30 April 2026
IN THEIR WORDS
What Arrives In The Box, According To The People Who Opened It
Gave it to my husband for our anniversary — he watched the Apollo 13 film that night with it on his wrist. He has not taken it off since.
The story sells it, the sapphire and the automatic keep it honest. This is a properly made watch first, and a collectible second.
Fast shipping to Australia, number 61 of 100. Eyes on the stars indeed.
OWN IT WITHOUT RISK
Thirty Days. Full Refund. No Conditions.
A story this good deserves to be judged on the wrist, not on a screen.
Wear it for a month. Read the trajectory on the lining. Let someone ask about the dog on the dial. If it is not what you expected, tell us inside 30 days and we arrange collection and refund you in full — even on a limited piece.
- 1 of only 100 pieces ever produced
- Swiss automatic movement under sapphire crystal
- 2-year warranty and a 30-day money-back guarantee
- Free express worldwide shipping, tracked and insured
Before You Buy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an official NASA product?
Is this an official NASA product?
No — it is an independent tribute piece. The dial honours the design of the Silver Snoopy Award pin and the strap carries the Apollo 13 trajectory, but it is not affiliated with or licensed by NASA. It is our homage to one of the great stories in spaceflight.
How limited is it really?
How limited is it really?
One hundred pieces, one production run. When the last one sells, the Silver Snoopy Watch is not reproduced.
What movement is inside?
What movement is inside?
A Swiss automatic — self-winding through the motion of your wrist. No battery. Leave it off for a couple of days and a few turns of the crown restarts it.
What is special about the strap?
What is special about the strap?
Blue mission-grade nylon with the full Apollo 13 flight trajectory embossed into the lining — including the slingshot manoeuvre around the far side of the moon. It sits against your wrist, visible only to you.
Will the dial scratch?
Will the dial scratch?
It sits under an anti-reflective sapphire crystal — virtually scratch-proof in normal wear. The details stay crisp.
Is it water resistant?
Is it water resistant?
Rain, handwashing and splashes are fine. It is not built for swimming or diving, and the nylon strap dries quickly if it does catch weather.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
Orders ship within 1–2 business days. Express worldwide delivery in 5–7 business days, free on every order. Tracking is sent the moment your parcel leaves us.
What if I am not satisfied?
What if I am not satisfied?
30 days, full refund, no conditions. Return it unworn in the original packaging and we arrange collection.