Invited to NASA

[HobokenRolex]

Congrats! Looking forward to the pics and report. Enjoy it!

[RichM]

Congrats Seth. Sounds like a great trip. I watched my first launch this past October from the beach in Ocean City, MD. The rocket was launched from the Wallops Island, Virginia launch site.

Must have been a thousand people watching. It was pretty cool.

Hopefully, you'll get to see the inner workings of "Mission Control".

[77T]

Originally Posted by superdog

I wish I knew. Very likely it is based on the amount of watches I have purchased.



But I have to imagine there are many ballers that spend way more than I do. I am just a little fish.



I have been loyal though for a lot of years. I have bought from them going on 5 or so years and I have stepped up my game a lot over the last few.



They do have a few trips planned. I am not sure how many people are invited on each.

If it's like other brand's perks, corporate marketing parses out special event invites to their channels based on sales volume. Better results yield more invites. A certain allotment is held back for ambassadors and press.

Then the retailer chooses names from among their customer base to fulfill the invites they are allocated.

So it's a dual track technique to build brand loyalty and customer satisfaction.

[The Joker]

Do you get to go up, ya know to the moon?

j/k, have a great time Seth.

[brandrea]

Amazing opportunity Seth, I'm sure you and the wife will have a great time! Looking forward to the updates

[yannis]

Seth you are a huge Omega fan and buyer that does make sense. Enjoy the trip man!

[psv]

Lucky you! I've never done the Omega tour but I've been to VIP visit to NASA at it is awesome!

[rr-nyc]

Nice. How many Omega's have you purchased? I can't see how 1 speedmaster would get a trip for 2

[Shichinin]

Congrats. This sounds amazing. Looking forward to your photos to come.

[Swashplate]

Where are you going to? I had a chance to go into the NBL lab in Houston with the big pool and the mockup of the space station. I heard a funny story about how they were doing a simulation there and one of the phones in the mockup of mission control started ringing. When one of the engineers answered the phone "NBL Lab how can I help you" the guy in the other side end just said " hey its John what are you guys up to" the engineer said 'Who?" the gentleman responded John S. up on the Station I was bored and wanted to see what you were up to." Yes he was calling from the ISS which apparently has a Houston area code...thought was interesting.