The first ever Towson Watch Company timepiece, the Mission Chronograph was designed and built in 2000 for an astronaut on a NASA STS-99 mission, which mapped the earth’s surface from the south of Greenland to the northern edge of the Antarctic. The instrument displays clean lines and extraordinary durability. Our latest M250-2 retains the elegant, confident, and explorative traits characteristic of the original M250 two decades ago while further bolstering its utility for space travelers.

The first ever Towson Watch Company timepiece, the Mission Chronograph was designed and built in 2000 for an astronaut on a NASA STS-99 mission, which mapped the earth’s surface from the south of Greenland to the northern edge of the Antarctic. The instrument displays clean lines and extraordinary durability. Our latest M250-2 retains the elegant, confident, and explorative traits characteristic of the original M250 two decades ago while further bolstering its utility for space travelers.

A triple-calendar chronograph for collectors seeking maximum utility and elegance out of a mechanical tool watch. This second series of the Mission Moon continues to respect the design and structural principles of the iconic Mission M250, but boasts an even more impressive array of full-calendar complications with its restructured 7751. The handmade guilloche dial vests a moonphase window, date-calendar, hour/minute counters, and day/ month windows. This latest run of the Mission Moon is limited to 100 individually-numbered MM250-2 timepiecesA triple-calendar chronograph for collectors seeking maximum utility and elegance out of a mechanical tool watch. This second series of the Mission Moon continues to respect the design and structural principles of the iconic Mission M250, but boasts an even more impressive array of full-calendar complications with its restructured 7751. The handmade guilloche dial vests a moonphase window, date-calendar, hour/minute counters, and day/ month windows. This latest run of the Mission Moon is limited to 100 individually-numbered MM250-2 timepieces

A triple-calendar chronograph for collectors seeking maximum utility and elegance out of a mechanical tool watch. This second series of the Mission Moon continues to respect the design and structural principles of the iconic Mission M250, but boasts an even more impressive array of full-calendar complications with its restructured 7751. The handmade guilloche dial vests a moonphase window, date-calendar, hour/minute counters, and day/ month windows. This latest run of the Mission Moon is limited to 100 individually-numbered MM250-2 timepieces

An annual-calendar chronograph with origins rooted in the Chesapeake Bay’s industrial heritage and style. The hand-guilloche dial with its wide array of cal.7751 complications is boldly presented through the tonneau-shaped case. A “screwpile” style of the timepiece’s case mimics the architectural inspiration taken from the Choptank River’s navigational beacons that rest along it. The instrument’s impressive durability and utility was designed for everyday wearers who want to be updated throughout the year. Complications include minute, hour, day, month, date, GMT, moonphase, and a chronograph that accounts for seconds, minutes and hours.

An annual-calendar chronograph with origins rooted in the Chesapeake Bay’s industrial heritage and style. The hand-guilloche dial with its wide array of cal.7751 complications is boldly presented through the tonneau-shaped case. A “screwpile” style of the timepiece’s case mimics the architectural inspiration taken from the Choptank River’s navigational beacons that rest along it. The instrument’s impressive durability and utility was designed for everyday wearers who want to be updated throughout the year. Complications include minute, hour, day, month, date, GMT, moonphase, and a chronograph that accounts for seconds, minutes and hours.