Available$1,46840mm

Balticus
Moonfish
BLT-BTMFGRE - Gray - Limited Edition
This watch has been sold out for months with no restock pattern on record. Track it in case it ever comes back.
A Dive watch, in a round stainless steel case, 40mm, with a gray skeletonized dial, broad arrow hands and applied metal indices, powered by the Sellita SW200-1.
This reference is currently out of stock, with no units available to buy. Compared with similar watches in its segment, the price here lands right around the median, showing no real premium or discount. Among the 253 tracked dive watches in this size and price class, prices span from $1,008 to $1,995.
Diameter
40mm
Lug to lug
48mm
Between lugs
20mm
Thickness
11.9mm
Weight
156g
Movement Type
automatic
Movement Name
Sellita SW200-1
Power reserve
38 hours
Water resistance
20 bar
Crystal Type
sapphire
Crystal Description
Flat sapphire with anti-reflective coating
Currently sold out, with no clear restock pattern yet. Scarcity score: 89/100. That score places it in roughly the top 10% among tracked dive watches in its class. Over the past 261 days, this reference's scarcity score has risen by roughly 68 points. Its scarcity score sits about 89 points above Fathers's typical scarcity.
Last confirmed:
37 availability changes recorded. In-stock windows ranged from 3 hours to 87 days. Longest sold-out stretch: 187 days. Last restocked on 3/10/26.
Tracked since 11/10/25 (309 days).
Sold out3/13/26
6 months straight
March 2026
Today
45 older transitions back to 11/10/25 are available with Collector. Unlock full history
The latest observed price was $1,436.44 on 9/16/26.
$1,436.44 USD9/16/26
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