Apollo Automatic One Small Step Limited EditionSet into the screw-down caseback of every Apollo Automatic One Small Step Limited Edition is a genuine fragment of lunar meteorite Northwest Africa 7959 — officially classified material from the Moon's ancient highland crust, thrown into space by an impact and recovered from the deserts of Northwest Africa.
The Apollo Automatic One Small Step Limited Edition has officially landed.
Set into the caseback of every watch is a genuine fragment of the Moon — a real lunar meteorite recovered here on Earth. Not a tribute. Not a replica. The real thing.
This is history you don't just remember. You own it.

The fragment set into your caseback is officially classified lunar material — a piece of the Moon's ancient highland crust, thrown into space by an impact and carried across the void before it was recovered from the deserts of Northwest Africa.
Rarer than gold. Rarer than diamond. Older than almost anything you will ever hold.
Every caseback is individually numbered and engraved with Neil Armstrong's words from the moment that changed everything — 10:56 PM ET, July 20, 1969.

Above the movement, the tribute continues. A raised 3D footprint bezel lets you physically feel the mark of humanity's first steps onto the Moon, while moon-surface textures run across the dial and caseback.
Powered by a Japanese automatic movement in a bold 48mm stainless steel case, with domed sapphire crystal and 20 ATM water resistance.
Limited to 100 pieces per variant. 500 worldwide. Each with its own piece of the Moon.