Moonswatch 1965: Swatchs spatially inspired watch moonwatch in 1965 is all you need to know about this period

Swatch after the overwhelming success of the White-Dial Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional of last year starts again.The Swiss watchmaker announced the publication of the Moonswatch in 1965.

According to the 1965, the Moonswatch is reportedly reminiscent of the 60th anniversary of the qualification of the NASA of the Omega Speedmaster as an official watch for manned space missions.

In a report by GQ it was found that in this recent addition to the Bioceramic Moonswatch series from the Omega Speedmaster 1965 ST105.003 – the same model that had endured the strict tests of NASA before it was certified for space travel on March 1, 1965.

The design of the watch reflects its historical meaning. The Moonswatch in 1965 has a gray Bioceramic housing, a black tachymeter beer and a striking white dial.

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Design in history permeated

According to the GQ, the Moonwatch was manufactured in 1965 with contemporary precision and inspired by the classic Speedmaster.

The digits “19” and “65” are subtly engraved into the subdials – a playful allusion to the inheritance of the Speedmaster.

In addition, the numbers “19”, “65” and “60” output a blue shine under UV light and appreciate the original NASA-certified Speedmaster.

On the underside of the Moonswatch in 1965, the battery cover has a picture of the moon, which increases its connection to space research.

The gray Velcro fastener is reminiscent of those who are worn by astronauts over their spatial suits. While a metal bracelet offers a different aesthetic, reports indicate that Swatch enthusiasts would not be satisfied with it.

Honor of a space flight symbol

The Speedmaster only secured its place in space history after NASA challenged the watchmakers to prove the stability of their timepieces under extreme conditions. Only Rolex, Longines and Omega dared their watches through strict tests, including extreme temperature fluctuations and moisture ratings.

Ultimately, only the Speedmaster survived on March 1, 1965 and became the official watch from NASA – a title that he still retains.

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Now, 60 years later, Swatch and Omega celebrate this milestone with the Moonswatch 1965.

The clock will be officially launched on March 1, 2025 and will be available in selected Swatch shops worldwide, which costs 240 GBP in Great Britain and 270 US dollars in the USA.

Faqs

1. When will Moonswatch 1965 be released?
The Moonswatch 1965 will be launched on March 1, 2025, exactly 60 years after the Omega Speedmaster was certified by NASA. It will be available in selected Swatch shops worldwide.

2. How much does the Moonswatch 1965 cost?
The Moonswatch 1965 in Great Britain and 270 US dollars in the United States.