OmegaSpeedmaster Moonwatch Professional

KEY FACTS

• A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from an authorised dealer
• Presented with box, red travel case, purchase receipt, guarantee card, pictogram card, manual, spare factory strap, strap tool, and a loupe
• Also included in the lot are spare links where the bracelet has been sized
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who advises the watch has been worn sparingly and reports it to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, small seconds, and 12-hour chronograph
• Powered by the calibre 1861 movement
• Manually wound movement with a 48-hour power reserve

SUMMARY

The Speedmaster Professional is one of the true greats of modern watchmaking, with a timeless design that has changed very little in over 50 years of production. A watch with terrestrial routes that was initially designed for motor racing, it’s become synonymous with space travel and exploration thanks to its long association with NASA and appearances on the wrists of astronauts.

This reference is a modern-day iteration of the “moon watch”, matching the specifications approved by NASA for manned space missions. The 42mm case features a sapphire crystal with a dial designed with legibility in mind and features a matte black finish with contrasting white hands, indices, and sub-dials. Housed inside the case is Omega’s tried and tested manually-wound calibre 1861, which has a 48-hour power reserve and is visible through the transparent caseback.

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