MeisterSinger Lunascope Sunburst Blue / Gold

Introduced at Baselworld 2018, the Lunascope stands as MeisterSinger’s first foray into astronomical complications, showcasing a moon-phase feature of notable sophistication. Many of their creations are recognised for single-hand timekeeping, and the Lunascope takes this philosophy further by embracing the cosmos with a moon-phase display that remains precise for 128 years.

Features And Design Language

The Lunascope’s design invites wearers to appreciate the passing of time without fixating on seconds. This concept is accentuated by a moon-phase complication that captivates with its realism and size, making it one of the largest in the industry. Housed in a 40 mm stainless steel case, the collection features timepieces with a polished finish that complements their modern silhouette. MeisterSinger offers the Lunascope in two dial iterations: a deep, sunburst blue and a silvery opaline. Both variations showcase an expansive moon aperture positioned in the upper half of the dial, framed by a star-studded backdrop.

The dark blue dial resonates with those who admire a shifting visual dynamic, changing hues under different lighting conditions. This version's moon disc harmonises with the dial, making the luminescent moon and stars appear almost suspended in space. The silvery opaline model, with its contrasting blue moon disc and matching blue numerals, provides a striking aesthetic where the moon-phase display becomes even more pronounced. Featuring the brand’s distinctive typeface, the hour markers are strategically placed to maintain clarity while enhancing the watch’s visual appeal. The presence of a date window at six o’clock adds practicality without overshadowing the central focus—the moon-phase display. The execution of a large-scale moon display, paired with their signature single-hand approach, creates a watch that stands out not just for its technical ingenuity but for its ability to transform time into an experience.