A Striking Design with Full Black and Yellow Accents

The latest addition to the "Dark Side of the Moon" collection has arrived. Its movement features the newly adopted, specially decorated, black-finished manual-winding Caliber 1869.

The dial is skeletonized, revealing the intricate workings within. Laser-engraved black bridges and a main plate are meticulously assembled to realistically depict the lunar surface.



Through the sapphire crystal on the case back, the far side of the Moon (the "dark side")—visible only to astronauts—is depicted. It also bears the words "We'll see you on the other side" (※), spoken by Command Module Pilot Jim Lovell to Mission Control when the Apollo 8 crew became the first to orbit the Moon and see its far side.

The color scheme is based on black ceramic with added yellow accents. Yellow is visible through the chronograph hands and the leather strap, creating a sporty presence.

※ This refers to the inability to communicate with Earth from the far side of the Moon, and the intention to resume communication once they reached a point where it was possible.