Omega Speedmaster Meteorite watch 304.30.43.52.01.001 – Lepage

Description

The Speedmaster Moonwatch reaches its apogee by featuring a moon phase indicator, the image of which is as precise as a NASA photograph. With its two moons made of genuine lunar meteorite, this 43 mm Moonphase watch is a vibrant tribute to this prestigious heritageOmega Speedmaster Moonphase Meteorite : A star fragment on your wristThe Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Co-Axial Master Chronometer Météorite, reference 304.30.43.52.01.001, embodies the cosmic spirit that has forged the Speedmaster legend. Featuring a 43 mm steel case, it sports a black ceramic bezel adorned with the collection’s emblematic tachometric scale. But the real jewel of this watch is its dial in meteorite, an exceptional celestial material coated in black PVD that offers a unique pattern to each piece. The 18K white gold hour-markers and hands, sublimated by a minimalist design, evoke the luminosity of the stars.A mechanical feat : the Omega Calibre 9914At the heart of this Speedmaster beats Omega Calibre 9914, a hand-wound movement certified Master Chronometer. Equipped with Co-Axial technology and resistant to magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss, this mechanism guarantees remarkable precision and durability. The moon-phase complication, perfectly integrated into the dial, offers a poetic display of lunar evolution, in homage to the Speedmaster’s lunar roots. Its 60-hour power reserve, combined with an avant-garde technical design, makes it an essential choice for lovers of fine watchmaking.A watch between earth and skyWith its polished and brushed steel bracelet fitted with a robust folding clasp, the Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Meteorite combines comfort and refinement. A true horological masterpiece, this watch symbolises infinite exploration and the indefectible link between the Earth and the stars. By combining rare aesthetics with exceptional mechanics, Omega invites us to wear a piece of the universe on our wrists, recalling the Speedmaster’s extraordinary history as the first watch worn on the Moon.