We've had a lot of versions of the Dark side of the Moon here
at SwissWatchExpo. But this might be my favorite one. I'll tell you why.
Fresh from the Showcase here at SwissWatchExpo. We love omega Speedmaster is one of our all
time favorite watches. And we really like the dark side of the moon series that they've made with the
ceramic cases. And we've got a really interesting one here to show you this one is the gray side of
the moon. And so it's a ceramic case, just like the others. It's 44 and a quarter millimeter, but
it's so interesting when you look at it and it's hard to believe that it's not some kind of metal
because it has the satin finish on the sides. And then it has a high Polish on these -- the
normal turn, the lugs, and then satin again on the inner part of the lug. It just looks like metal.
It's amazing to think that it's not, but it is ceramic, which is almost completely scratch proof.
I mean, it is a difficult material to mess up in any way. This one was really a special about it
though, is the dial is made out of a meteorite. So this is literally a piece of meteorite that
flew in and hit earth from the outer space. It's an ancient stone that has been cut to
make the watch dial and then acid etched to reveal sort of no two are alike sheen to the dial where
you see the lines in it that no other meteorite dial will have. So each one's completely unique.
I love the red touches where it says Speedmaster in red and the tip of the chronograph hand is red.
Also. It's a great look with the two sub dials one at nine and one at three, there's not one at six
that's because you get the hours and the minute counter at three and the running seconds at nine.
And then of course it has the date at six o'clock. Unlike the Moonwatch, this is a automatic,
this is a caliber 9300. So it's a double barrel movement with the two main springs in a sequence.
And it has the silicon hairspring. So it's virtually impervious to magnetic fields
and it's a lot more shock resistant. And then it has the
cotes de geneve de arabesque, the decoration on the movement that I absolutely love.
The back crystal is domed. So it does make the watch sit up a little bit on the wrist,
but it's a great size. And the bezel on this gray side of the moon meteorite version
is an 18 carat rose gold. It's the ceragold that Omega uses that will not fade over time,
like other rose golds do. It has some palladium and copper in it to give it a chemical stability.
And then it has the tachymeter scale in ceragold. So ceramic with a gold inlay and the execution
of the watch, everything about it is just perfect. The deployant buckle is in titanium
and I just can't say enough good things about this watch. It's absolutely one of my favorites,
the entire look of it is just completely unique. Even if you already had some Speedmasters in your
collection, this one's going to look different. So give us a call. See if it's available. You know
that in the Dark side of the Moon collection, there are various variations in black,
but it's also available with, we have it in stock with a blue ceramic case. And then there's also a
white ceramic case. But this one really is quite interesting with the ancient stone dial that can't
be replicated, that there are no two alike. So give us a call, hit the bell. Like and subscribe.
See if we've still gotten this one in stock. If not, I'm sure we can find something that
would be a great fit for you, but for now, this one might be my favorite pick.