If you haven’t already you can give it a polish with the least abrasive polish possible. It’s doesn’t remove damage or scratches or anything, but it kinda removes some grime and actually shows off the wear and tear in the metal itself. A shop will do it for a few bucks.

Totally understand why you wouldn’t though! My take on the family watches I’ve got are to treat it how that person would’ve. So for my dad it’s special occasions, but for my grandpa it more of a tool watch situation so I wear it working in the garden and stuff. Because that’s what he would’ve done!

Great watch. Citizen still makes fantastic watches that are high quality and don’t cost as much as a Honda Civic lol.

Funny enough the Astronaut colors in order was White & Red, Then Yellow, Then Blue. My first set was in 1983. if you you are looking for set, Bricklink is a great place to not only find them but they also have instruction sets but also a good place to buy parts and build them back out.

I think I am doing the link right, here is the "Classic Space Sets" released by year.

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?pg=1&catString=34.314&catType=S&v=1

if that does not work just go to www.bricklink.com and then to all sets, classic space and then order by year released.

Blanche the asparagus first and then cook it.

Lahore such beautiful city, plagued by Terrorism, sad to see Pakistan going down, used to great place during hippie era in Peshawar

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I thought I got my first Lego space set when I was 6 but it might have been 8. I thought I remembered it having blue and white figures but it may have been some other color.

The yellow guys were a few years later. I remember my sets having a gray base but no moon rocks or craters- my friend that lived across the street got that set some time after.

I can't seem to find what my set was, but I recognize at least a half dozen of the other ones, from catalogs of the time. The Sears and JC Penney catalogs used to fuel most of my Lego fantasies and I dreamed of getting the entire space playset (Which was only 5 or 6 sets at the time).

Here is a higher quality version of this image. Credit to the photographer/digital editor, Hisanori Manabe (aka manabe4724 on IG and H.manabe/Hmanabe2 on Twitter).

> @Hmanabe2

> awesome sight

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Oh man, the landscape contrast is really cool.

SEYMOUUUUR!

Chalmers:

>Did you really have to mention one of the largest memes in history? Did you think you were clever like we weren't all already thinking it?

Skinner:

> Yes!

The way your dad looked at it, this watch was your birthright. He'd be damned if any Six Flags staff gonna put their greasy carny hands on his boy's birthright, so he hid it, in the one place he knew he could hide something: his ass. Five long days, he wore this watch up his ass.

Thsnk you :)

Tell me you didn’t get to see the Aurora Borealis in Skinner’s kitchen, without telling you didn’t get to see the Aurora Borealis in Skinner’s kitchen.

I would die to see a night sky like that.

I was having the exact same thought!

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He was a classy teen!!

Barty Crouch Jr. up to his old tricks

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If the color is saturated, would you possibly post without it? Great shot, just very curious about the color as it appeared to you!

Dents are memories!

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