Speedmaster Moonphase
A chronograph that blends sport and elegance with a moonphase complication prominently featured. Its striking design is complemented by a robust movement and a tachymetric scale, making it a versatile choice for enthusiasts.
Steel, not ceramic — worth flagging because this Moonphase belongs to the same broad Speedmaster family as the ceramic Dark/Grey/Blue Side of the Moon watches, and it's easy to assume the whole family is built the same way. It isn't: 43mm steel case, hand-wound movement, a small-seconds sub-dial as the only added function, on a steel bracelet rather than leather or rubber. The meteorite dial is the real point of interest — a naturally occurring pattern where no two watches are ever identical, a different proposition entirely from a printed dial. Manual winding paired with 50m water resistance signals careful daily wear rather than sport use. Against its ceramic siblings, this is the more traditional, more conventionally 'watchmaking' execution of the Speedmaster case.
