OMEGA MOONWATCH

THE EVOLUTION OF A COLLECTION

When three astronauts first saw the far side of the Moon in 1968, a new chapter in human understanding opened.

The spirit of that extraordinary moment lives on in the Dark Side of the Moon collection. The new generation of models brings slimmer proportions, refined aesthetics, and Master Chronometer certification, confirming the highest standard of precision and reliability.

Exceptional watches for those who appreciate perfection in every detail.

TECHNICALLY PERFECT AND BALANCED

OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861: The Heart of a Legend

At the heart of the model is the OMEGA 3861 mechanical movement, which follows in the footsteps of the legendary calibers that powered the first watches on the Moon. As the first Co-Axial Master Chronometer movement in the Moonwatch collection, it combines historical legacy with state-of-the-art watchmaking technologies.

Thanks to its resistance to magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss, high power reserve, and Master Chronometer certification awarded by METAS, it offers exceptional precision, reliability, and performance that meets the highest standards of contemporary Swiss watchmaking.

PIONEER OF SWISS WATCHMAKING

The Legend That Conquered Space

The story of the Moonwatch is one of the most significant chapters in the history of luxury watchmaking. Since its official certification for space flights in 1965, it has become a symbol of courage, technical perfection, and the continuous pushing of the boundaries of human knowledge.

Its connection with the NASA space program transformed the Moonwatch into the most iconic chronograph of all time. To this day, it represents an extraordinary fusion of historical legacy, Swiss precision, and watchmaking mastery that appeals to collectors and enthusiasts of exceptional mechanical watches worldwide.

NASA TESTS

The only watch to withstand the extreme conditions of space

When NASA was selecting watches for its manned space missions, only the OMEGA Speedmaster successfully passed a series of extremely demanding tests that verified its durability, accuracy, and reliability in extreme conditions.

In 1965, the Speedmaster model received official "Flight Qualified" designation for all NASA manned space missions. Just three weeks later, it embarked on its first official NASA-approved journey into space aboard the Gemini 3 mission, thus beginning a story that forever changed the history of watchmaking.