Green with envy finally has a worthy poster child, and it wears 18K Moonshine gold like it owns the spotlight. Made for the collector who has the steel classics and now wants the loud, decadent cousin. Playful, rare, and dripping with old money charm, this is a Moonwatch for someone young at heart.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Bathed in a deep forest green, the sun brushed step dial throws off a dozen shades as light rolls across it, with recessed registers that sink into the color. Framed by a green ceramic bezel with a Ceragold tachymeter scale, the famous dot over ninety sits where racers once clocked speed. Carved entirely from Omega’s exclusive 18K Moonshine yellow gold, the case and matching bracelet carry a heft only the real thing delivers. Flip it over, and a sapphire caseback opens onto the movement, ringed in gold and engraved with history, the first watch worn on the Moon.

Functions include hours, minutes, small seconds, and chronograph. Wind it first by turning the crown on the right until it feels firm. Pull that crown out one notch to set the hands, then press it back flat. A tap of the top-right pusher starts and stops the timing across the central sweep, 30-minute counter, and 12-hour counter, while the bottom-right pusher zeroes it out. Power comes from the hand-wound Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861, good for 50 hours, anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss and water-resistant to 50m.

Comes as a complete set, double-boxed with an international warranty card, Master Chronometer card, pictogram card, operating instructions booklet, and hang tag.

Space-race pedigree rarely shows up dressed in solid gold, and rarely in a green this bold. For the collector who wears character on the wrist and answers to no one, this is the kind of piece that grins back every time the light catches it. Now it just needs the right person to claim it.