Omega Watches

  Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Apollo 8 "Dark Side of the Moon" The Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Apollo 8 "Dark Side of the Moon" is a modern tribute to the historic Apollo 8 mission of December 1968 , the first crewed spacecraft to orbit the Moon. Astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders became the first humans to see the Moon's far side—the "dark side"—and the first humans to witness Earth rising above the lunar horizon. Omega created this special Speedmaster to honor that groundbreaking mission and its role in paving the way for the Apollo 11 Moon landing. The watch features a 44.25 mm black ceramic case and a highly distinctive skeletonized dial that reveals a specially decorated version of Omega's manual-winding chronograph movement. The movement is laser-ablated to resemble the Moon's surface, with the dial side representing the Moon's near side and the caseback showing the cratered far side. Powered by the Co-Axial...

The original Omega Speedmaster “Moonwatch” Professional is one of the most historically important wristwatches ever made, largely because it became the first watch worn on the Moon during NASA’s Apollo missions. The story begins with the Omega Speedmaster CK2915 , introduced in 1957 . It wasn’t originally designed for space at all—it was built as a sports and racing chronograph , featuring a tachymeter scale on the bezel (a first at the time) rather than printed on the dial. Early models had broad arrow hands , a steel bezel, and the legendary caliber 321 movement, a column-wheel chronograph known for its precision and durability. By the early 1960s, NASA was searching for a reliable wristwatch for astronauts. After testing multiple brands under extreme conditions—heat, cold, shock, vibration, and vacuum—the Speedmaster (specifically reference ST105.003 ) was the only watch to pass. In 1965 , it was officially “Flight Qualified for All Manned Space Missions.” Shortly after, Omega ...

  Speedmaster Professional “Snoopy” Editions Why collectible: Direct NASA connection + limited production Silver Snoopy Award (2003) – 5,441 pieces Silver Snoopy Award (2015) – animated caseback, huge demand Silver Snoopy Award (2020) – not numbered but effectively scarce

  Ultra-Rare Omega Speedmasters Speedmaster “Ed White” 105.003 (1963–65) Last straight-lug Speedmaster worn during the Gemini missions. Low production numbers + NASA history = rising prices.

  Omega Speedmaster Yellow Gold Mens Moonwatch 310.62.42.50.99.001 Brand: Omega Model Name: Omega Speedmaster Yellow Gold Mens Moonwatch 310.62.42.50.99.001 Unworn Model Number: 310.62.42.50.99.001 Year: 2024 Serial Number: 8434xxxx Gender: Mens Movement: Manual-winding chronograph movement. Jewels: 26 Caliber: 3861 Case: 18k yellow gold "Moonshine" case 42.0 mm in diameter. Transparent exhibition sapphire crystal case back. Two pushers operate the chronograph functions. Omega logo on the crown. Bezel: Black ceramic bezel with a tachymeter scale. Crystal: Scratch resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Dial: Moonshine yellow gold dial with luminescent black index hour markers and hands. Three black chronograph subdials -- 12 hours, 30 minutes and running seconds. Bracelet: Black rubber strap with an 18k yellow gold "Moonshine" double push-button deployant clasp.

  Omega Speedmaster “Ultraman” (Ref. 145.012-67, 1968) Nicknamed after its appearance in the Japanese TV series Ultraman . Features an orange chronograph hand — unusual for Speedmasters of the time.

  Omega Speedmaster Schumacher Yellow Dial Mens Watch 3810.12.40

  Omega Speedmaster Professional “Moonwatch” Introduction Launched: 1957 as part of Omega’s Speedmaster line, originally designed as a racing chronograph . Ref. CK2915: The very first Speedmaster model. NASA and the Moon 1965: After rigorous testing, NASA officially certified the Omega Speedmaster as the only watch suitable for manned space missions. 1969 – Apollo 11: Buzz Aldrin wore a Speedmaster when he stepped onto the lunar surface (Neil Armstrong left his in the Lunar Module as a backup for the onboard timer). Became known as the “Moonwatch.” Why It’s Iconic First watch worn on the Moon (Apollo 11, July 20, 1969). NASA-approved: Survived extreme tests of temperature, vacuum, shocks, and vibrations. Design Longevity: The Speedmaster Professional has remained visually similar for decades. Cultural Impact: Featured in films, space memorabilia, and loved by astronauts, collectors, and enthusiasts. Notable Moments Apollo 13 (1970): ...

 

  Omega Speedmaster Schumacher Yellow Dial Automatic Mens Watch 3510.12.00