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It's time for watch Wednesday here on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

And I'm hanging out with my guide, Devin Lewis here at Lewis Jewelers.

You can find them online at Lewis Jewelers.com.

And of course, in front of the Westgate Shopping Plaza. Happy watch Wednesday. Devin, what do you have for us today? So I have a historical piece for us today, which we've done a few of these before in the past, but this is a brand new release. So this is from Omega, and this is going to be a part of their Speedmaster collection. So of course, the Speedmaster is notorious for being the first watch

ever worn on the moon. from Omega and this is going to be a part of their Speedmaster collection. So of course the Speedmaster

is notorious for being the first watch ever worn on the moon back in 1969. But what is so cool

about this one is this is the reverse Panda Dial that Omega just released about a week ago.

So what I love here is the one, the black dial with the white sub zones. It looks like it's a lacquer dial with opening sub zones, which is just absolutely so clean and so beautiful.

You also have the black ceramic bezel on there.

And again, this is such a beautiful piece, especially when it has that light play.

You're underneath these lights or even in the sun, it is incredible.

I also love that they have the open case back on there where you're able to see arguably Omega's most beautiful movement that they produce.

Now, this time piece is going to be retailing at 10,400.

Of course, this just came out, so I know we're not going to have it long as we never really do with

brand new omega releases but I also love the classic moonwatch bracelet on there and I mean

this is just a great piece you can wear every day dress up and it's a piece of history it is a

beautiful black and white time piece what are the sub dials tell me what they each do so the

sub dials so the first one at the three o'clock here, that's going to be for your stopwatch function. So you can time up to 30 minutes of measurement. So, you know, if you're cooking a steak or something, you put something in the oven, cook 30 minutes, then, you know, exactly. So, you know, You set the timer, it gives you the 30 minutes on the 3 o'clock. And if you need it time something for a lot longer, you know,

say you're making a pot roast or a chicken or something like that, at the 6 o'clock you have upwards of 12 hours of measurement. The slow cooker. Exactly. All right. And then at the 9 o'clock here, that's just going to be your seconds for day-to-day. Very cool. beautiful watch, you know,

worn on the moon, not this exact one,

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