Carrying the actual Moon on the dial of the watch that went to the Moon, this all-blue Speedmaster renders the lunar surface from a NASA photograph so sharp it hides an astronaut’s footprint you need a loupe to find. Built as a METAS Master Chronometer, it answers magnetic fields the way Magneto answers a room full of metal, shrugging them off entirely. A blue dial, a blue ceramic bezel, and a blue alligator strap make this the rare “one small step” you take in head-to-toe blue.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. A blue sun-brushed dial shifts through what feels like a hundred shades of blue as the light moves, like a sky caught somewhere between dusk and deep space. A blue ceramic bezel carries its tachymeter scale in Liquidmetal, fused flush into the ceramic so it shrugs off scratches the way a good watch should. A photo-realistic moon disc at 6 o’clock turns the romance of the cosmos into something you can actually wear, structured to a resolution that would make a planetarium jealous.

Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, date by hand, moonphase, and a 12-hour chronograph. A screw-style crown winds the watch in its normal position, sets the moonphase and the date one notch out, and stops the seconds for precise time-setting when pulled all the way out. An upper pusher starts and stops the chronograph like the trigger on a stopwatch, while the lower pusher zeroes it back out once it has stopped. The moonphase is so accurate it only asks for a correction about once a decade, which is less maintenance than most relationships.

Comes as a full set, double-boxed with warranty card, warranty wallet, manual booklet, and watch cushion.

Engineered for the collector who wants a watch that talks back at dinner, this is the Speedmaster for someone who skips quiet and goes straight to bold. For collectors drawn to the Speedmaster’s blend of heritage and modern design, this Moonphase is a watch that rewards every wear.