Omega Speedmaster Moonphase "Blue Side of the Moon" Ceramic Blue Dial

The Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Blue Side of the Moon, reference 304.93.44.52.03.001, is one of the most technically ambitious ceramic Speedmasters of the modern era. Introduced circa 2017, it expands the Speedmaster language beyond the traditional Moonwatch by combining a full blue ceramic case and dial with a highly developed automatic chronograph and moonphase display. Its 44.25 mm architecture gives the watch strong wrist presence, yet the uniform use of blue ceramic keeps the design cohesive, contemporary, and unmistakably Omega. Powering the watch is the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 9904, a METAS-certified movement that pairs column-wheel chronograph construction with antimagnetic performance and a moonphase executed to a notably high standard. Collectors value this reference for the way it merges Omega's space-linked heritage with the brand's modern expertise in advanced materials, silicon regulation, and industrial ceramic finishing. The moonphase indication is not decorative filler here, but an integral part of a movement family regarded for everyday durability, precision, and robust chronograph feel. The blue ceramic bezel with tachymeter scale preserves the Speedmaster's motorsport DNA, while the colorway gives the watch a more specialized and less common identity within the broader line. This is not a limited edition and was not made for a specific country or boutique, which makes its appeal more about execution and comparative rarity in the market than numbered production. For buyers who want a Speedmaster with real technical substance, a modern manufacture caliber, and a distinctly contemporary aesthetic, the Blue Side of the Moon stands as one of the most compelling moonphase references Omega has produced. Like New with Omega box and papers dated 2019.