Bearing the Q1368430 reference, this replica ultra thin master silver 39mm pairs a moon phase complication with a silver sunray dial in a 39mm steel case. The silver surface lets the gold moon disc at six o’clock stand out with warmth rather than contrast, creating a more harmonious look than the same complication on a black background. Applied indices and slim dauphine hands keep the overall aesthetic restrained, which is the entire point of the Master Ultra Thin philosophy. A date window at three o’clock adds everyday utility without crowding the layout.

Key Specifications

• Reference: Q1368430
• Case diameter: 39mm
• Case material: stainless steel
• Dial: silver sunray with moon phase at six o’clock
• Crystal: sapphire with anti-reflective coating
• Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, moon phase
• Movement: automatic
• Strap: leather

The silver dial amplifies the reflective play between the polished hands and the sunray finish, which shifts from pale grey to bright white depending on the angle of incoming light.

Design & Finishing

Silver and gold together is a classic pairing that Jaeger-LeCoultre has used across multiple collections. On this Q1368430 the gold moon phase disc blends naturally with the warm-toned applied markers, creating a tonal conversation across the dial. The moon display follows a 29.5-day cycle, advancing the disc twice per lunar month with minimal deviation over years of continuous running. For other references in this range, browse our Ultra Thin Master collection. Anyone wanting the same 39mm case without a moon phase may prefer the 1362511 time-and-date reference, which trades the complication for an even cleaner dial.

On the Wrist

Moon phase watches on silver dials have a quiet elegance that works as well under a blazer sleeve as it does visible at a dinner table. The 39mm size hits the balance point where the watch never feels oversized yet still gives the complication enough dial real estate to be legible. This replica ultra thin master silver 39mm moon phase is a measured approach to adding complication without adding bulk.