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Reilly by Nadine Via Flickr: Nakana Workshop Panya I haven't bought a large doll in eons, but this sculpt, the faceup, and the "grey" skin really appealed to me.

[moonwatchuniverse]

60 years ago... Rolex Turn-O-Graph pilot watch. Rolex had patented "Turn-O-Graph" on November 24, 1953 and between 1955 to 1960, the gentleman's watch with rotating bezel became the official pilot watch of the US Air Force "Thunderbirds" aerobatic display team. In 1963, USAF Capt Michael Collins was selected as NASA astronaut in Group 3 and already wore his personal Rolex Turn-O-Graph during NASA training in May 1964. Collins continued to do so during astronaut training for Gemini VII, Gemini X and Apollo 11. This November 1965 photo shows NASA astronauts James Lovell, Frank Borman, Michael Collins and Edward White during slide wire training at Launch Complex 19 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Note Michael Collins wore his Rolex Turn-O-Graph 6202. In later life, Michael Collins wore a Gold Rolex Day-Date. (Photo: NASA 104-KSC-65C-8689)

[banyun-gong]

#6,202

[XiuRen秀人网] No.6179 唐安琪 Tang Anqi

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[optimus-prim3]

[[ Love my son, Apollo 13.]]

[5sospicturesque]

Clearing out my camera roll 6202/?

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[moonwatchuniverse]

1968, December 24 ... Christmas with Apollo 8 Five NASA astronauts man the CapCom - Capsule Communicator console in the MOCR - Mission Operations Control Room at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston Texas. Astronauts Michael Collins, Kenneth Mattingly, Harrison Schmitt, Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin look on as Collins was CapCom at that moment. Vance Brand, Gerald Carr and Fred Haise later also acted as Apollo 8 CapCom. On December 21, Apollo 8  had entered Lunar orbit and after circling the Moon 10 times on Christmas Eve, it was time to come home. On Christmas morning, NASA awaited confirmation that Apollo 8's engine burn to leave Lunar orbit had worked successfully. Note, during that important moment, Michael Collins was still wearing his personal Rolex Turn-O-Graph pilot watch on steel Oyster bracelet. (Photo: NASA)