Often referred to as "The Holy Grail" among collectors, the current timepiece is one of the most elusive models in the Speedmaster line. The ref. 376.0822 was manufactured for a mere two years, from 1987 to 1988. Notably, it is the first Speedmaster with an automatic movement, a day-date window, and a 24-hour indicator. It is also intriguing to observe that the introduction of the automatic movement coincided with its direct competitor, the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona.

Distinguishing features of this watch include a special centrally positioned 60-minute chronograph hand and a 24-hour indication. The crystal also boasts a special characteristic, with a metal minute track affixed to its inner edge, deviating from the typical stepped dial seen in other collections.

Despite an alleged limited production of around 2,000 watches, it is exceedingly rare to find an example with the correct bezel, dial, and hands. The luminescent material of the dial has aged uniformly, resulting in an appealing creamy hue. This vintage timepiece, cherished by its owner, is presented in an authentic state where it will be an important piece for any Speedmaster collections.