Back to the lunar surface, the Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon Meteorite

      The stylish Omega Moonwatch features a distinctive design and innovative concept, beloved by a new generation of watch enthusiasts. This classic timepièce also introduces a refined new edition crafted with a unique material from outer space.

        The name of the timepièce invites imaginations of a deep space exploration journey. The Moonwatch heads towards the distant red planet Sedna, braving showers of shooting stars along the way and receiving the radiant baptism of the cosmos.

        44.25mm The Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon Meteorite boasts several pioneering features for the collection, such as being the first model to incorporate Omega Ceragold™ on the tachymeter scale.Omega Ceragold™ is a unique decorative technique that seamlessly fuses 18K gold with ceramic components, creating a smooth and sleek aesthetic.

        This model features a 18K Sedna™ gold bezel equipped with a silicon nitride ring. Silicon nitride is harder and lighter than ceramic, and is being considered as an essential material for future Omega timepièces. The tachymeter scale on the bezel is crafted in Omega Ceragold™.

        The brushed hour markers and hands are also crafted from the soft red hue of 18K Sedna™ gold. The standout feature of this watch is, of course, its meteorite dial.

        The dial of every Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon Meteorite is fashioned from solid extra-terrestrial stone. Estimates suggest that approximately 2,000 to 5,000 meteorites weighing over 1 kg fall to Earth each year, with 75% vanishing into oceans or deserts, leaving only a small fraction discovered, making these rare heavenly treasures exceptionally precious.

        The meteorite dials by Omega utilise the Gibeon meteorite, which fell in prehistoric times in Namibia. Locals once used it to craft tools and weapons, but in recent years this iron meteorite has become a fashionable material, favoured by designers for its classic Widmanstätten Pattern (ätten Pattern).

        Named after the Austrian scientist who first discovered the pattern, meteorites exhibit banded markings after acid etching. The Widmanstätten pattern on the dial of every Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon Meteorite is highly distinct and entirely unique.

        The original design of the Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon has always been widely praised, and the new model retains this original aesthetic. Its grey ceramic case is similarly cast using the previous generation's revolutionary technology, while the strap continues to use grey leather with a deployant clasp, powered by the Omega 9300 co-axial movement.

        The Omega Speedmaster collection shares an inseparable bond with space, and this newly launched timepièce is truly another masterpiece carrying forward the collection's illustrious history. It brings watch enthusiasts closer to the mysteries of outer space, placing a small gift from the cosmos right on the wrist.

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