A reference guide to the Mission collection: every Mission and Cockpit chronograph by reference number, dial and edition size.
The Mission collection is Towson's family of automatic chronographs. It begins with TWC No. 1, the chronograph ESA astronaut Gerhard Thiele wore aboard Space Shuttle Endeavour on STS-99 in February 2000. Read the flight record.
Every watch in the collection is built on the Valjoux 7750 family of movements: the 7750 for the chronographs and the 7751 for the full-calendar Moon versions. Each movement is regulated and decorated by Towson watchmakers in Maryland.
The collection runs in two lines, Mission and Cockpit. Each also comes as a Moon version with day, date, month and moonphase. Cases are stainless steel with sapphire crystal. Every edition is limited to 100 numbered pieces per dial color, and every watch carries a two-year warranty from the date of purchase. The CHOPTANK and TALBOT are a separate collection, listed under CHOPTANK & TALBOT.
This guide lists each reference with its dial and edition size. Linked references have their own page.
STS-99 Chronometer (2005)
CR100-S (100 units) silver
CR100-B (100 units) black
MISSION ref. M250
Mission I (2010)
M250-S (100 units) silver
M250-B (100 units) black
Mission II (2020)
M250-2-S (100 units) silver
M250-2-B (100 units) black
MISSION MOON ref. MM250
Mission Moon I (2015)
MM250-S (100 units) silver
MM250-B (100 units) black
MM250-C (100 units) copper
Mission Moon II (2022)
MM250-2-S (100 units) silver
MM250-2-B (100 units) black
COCKPIT ref. C250
Cockpit I (2012)
C100-S (100 units) silver
C100-C (100 units) copper
Cockpit II (2017-2024)
C250-S (100 units) silver
C250-B (100 units) black
Cockpit Moon (2018)
CM250-S (100 units) silver
CM250-C (100 units) copper
SPECIAL EDITIONS
Triple Crown (2018)
TCG100 (100 units)
Master Chronograph (2014)
CMG100 (100 units)
Classic Chronograph (2020)
