It has a black leather strap with ecru stitching and a ceramic folding clasp.
Its distinctive feature is the Super-LumiNova coating for its indexes and on its tachymeter scale. It has matte black subdials with varnished hands. Next up is the Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon “Pitch Back.” Its case is in polished black ceramic, while the ceramic bezel has been brushed for a different finish. The Black Black comes on a coated nylon fabric strap with a black ceramic clasp. On the bezel, the scale for the tachymeter is in black lacquer. The chronograph subdial hands as well as the indexes have black Super-LumiNova on them. The brushed hands are blackened, as are the applied indexes. The first of the new watches has an extra-demonstrative name: the Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon “Black Black.” So nice they had to say it twice, the Black Black has a polished and brushed ceramic case and a matte black ceramic dial. There are Geneva waves on the movement and the screws, barrels and balance wheel have all been blackened to keep to the dress code. Its balance spring is made of silicon and it has a column-wheel chronograph mechanism. It has two serially mounted barrels for a 60-hour power reserve. Under the dial, all have Omega Co-Axial caliber 9300: an automatic, 4-Hz movement that runs in 54 jewels. There are nonreflective sapphire crystals on the front and back. They all bear a tachymeter scale around the bezel. They all have a bicompax chronograph layout: the chronograph hours and minutes are in the 3-o’clock subdial, running seconds are at 9 o’clock and a date window is at 6. Here are four new versions of the Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon that Omega presented at Baselworld.Īll four of the new Speedmasters bear certain crucial similarities. But for those who have wanted more variations on the Dark Side of the Moon, look no further: in 2015, your time has come. And in 2014, the brand complemented it with a sister in gray. Omega turned heads in 2013, when it debuted the first Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon watch at Baselworld.
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