OmegaSpeedmaster 'Grey Side Of The Moon' Meteorite

KEY FACTS

• Offered by a UK-based private seller 
• A ceramic version of Omega's iconic chronograph featuring a meteorite dial
• Accompanied by its display box, warranty card, pictograms card, card holder, pouch, and operating instructions 
• The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Omega expanded its successful ‘Grey Side of the Moon’ Speedmaster in 2016 by introducing a meteorite dialled variant 
• Not only is this material fitting for a watch steeped in history around space exploration, but it’s also visually striking 
• What’s more, with no two pieces of meteorite being the same, it gives the watch its own unique look and character
• High levels of finishing can be seen on all components of the watch, including the case where sharply defined lines separate the polished flared lugs from the satin-finished flanks
• The bezel utilises Omega’s ‘Ceragold’, where gold and ceramic are integrated to create a seamless aesthetic
• Sedna gold has also been used to craft the applied hour markers and hands
• The dial is symmetrically laid out, with a 12-hour chronograph and running seconds displayed in two sub-registers
• This is thanks to the design architecture of the in-house calibre 9300, which can be viewed through the large sapphire crystal on the watch’s underside 
• This automatic winding movement features a co-axial escapement and twin barrels that deliver a 60-hour power reserve
• Attached to the case, and complementing the colour of the ceramic, is a rectangular scale alligator strap in anthracite grey
• On the underside is a supple calfskin leather with contrasting red stitching

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