Pics - [https://imgur.com/a/ae1ra8h](https://imgur.com/a/ae1ra8h) Timestamp - [https://imgur.com/a/hlbNerX](https://imgur.com/a/hlbNerX) Up for sale is a mint condition Omega Speedmaster Apollo 8 DSOTM Moonwatch Dark Side of the Moon. The reference number on this piece is 311.92.44.30.01.001. The watch was originally purchased from an AD in February 2022 and therefore is under the Omega warranty until February of 2027. The watch has the full set of boxes and cards and comes with an Omega polishing cloth. I seem to have misplaced the instruction manual and am still looking for it. But as of now, assume that the set does not have the instruction manual. As this is a ceramic watch that has only been worn a handful of times, it is in absolute mint condition with no scratches or marks on anything. The strap that is currently mounted is brand new and has never been worn. I wore the watch on a different strap and saved this one in case I decided to move on from this watch. There are a few things about this particular version of the dark side that makes this the best version in my opinion. The size of this watch is perfect. It is the only dark side with a manual wind movement which allows for a much slimmer case. The other dark sides are significantly thicker with the automatic movement. Also, the pop of yellow color against the black ceramic case, the unique laser finishing of the dial and movement to create the surface of the moon, and the lumed bezel and crown makes this such a unique watch. The watch includes the outer/inner Omega boxes, warranty card, pictogram card, hang tag, and polishing cloth. Looking for $8,200 shipped on this one. No trades as I’m in the process of shrinking the collection. A face-to-face transaction is always an option in New Jersey, Philadelphia or Naples, FL areas as I’m frequently in all of those areas. Wire payment only. I have numerous smooth transactions on the various watch forums all under the username natesen. Most of the prior feedback is on the WUS forum. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks, Nate