Born from the Speedmaster that rode Apollo 11 to the Moon, this one hides a lone astronaut’s footprint you catch only under a loupe. Rare in this dress and full of Moonwatch soul, it calls to the collector who watched 1969 live. Strap it on and wear the space race itself.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set beneath a domed sapphire, the sun-brushed blue dial flips through a hundred shades as light rolls across it. Framed by deep blue ceramic, a Liquidmetal tachymeter scale glints like polished chrome and laughs at scratches. Showcased at six o’clock, a starlit disc carries a moon so crisp it looks pulled from a NASA negative.

Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, date, chronograph, and moonphase. Powered by the automatic Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre 9904, it banks a sixty-hour reserve, brushes off 15,000 gauss, and shrugs at 100 metres of water. Pushed in, the crown winds the movement, moves the moon clockwise and the date hand counter-clockwise at its first stop, and stops the seconds when pulled fully out. Set the date a day back and walk the hands past midnight to today, keeping clear of the nine-at-night to three-in-the-morning window, then use the top pusher to run the chronograph and the lower one to reset.

Comes as a full set, double-boxed with international warranty card, pictogram card, Master Chronometer card, card holder, and operating instructions booklet.

Few watches carry the Moon landing on their wrist with this kind of chronograph swagger, rarer still in all-steel blue. Trophy and daily driver in one, it earns a dinner cuff or a weekend drive. Wear the Moon without hunting a museum piece.