Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 'Ultraman'

KEY FACTS

• This Speedmaster Moonwatch 'Ultraman' is offered by a UK based trade dealer  
• A version of Omega's famed chronograph created to celebrate the Omega Speedmaster used in the Japanese science fiction TV programme “Return of Ultraman”
• A one-owner example purchased new by the vendor from an authorised dealer
• Presented with its distinctive hexagonal Omega box, outer box, warranty card and pictograms card, leather wallet, and booklets
• The vendor reports the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• Since its launch by Omega in 1957 the Speedmaster Professional has become an iconic watch, most noted for its association with NASA and becoming known as ‘the Moonwatch’
• This watch is a limited-edition of 2012 pieces, created the Ultraman to celebrate the Omega Speedmaster that was used in the Japanese science fiction TV programme “Return of Ultraman” in 1971
• The watch has a 42mm diameter stainless steel case and includes the classic Speedmaster aluminium tachymetre bezel. For this Ultraman model the script for ‘tachymetre’ is in orange
• The black chronograph dial is also made distinctive with the addition of orange highlights including the script for Speedmaster and the Ultraman central chronograph sweep hand
• The sub dial at 9 o’clock shows the face of the Ultraman character, fully visible in UV light, and the hand of the sub dial is shaped like Ultraman’s ‘Beta Capsule’
• The watch is powered by Omega’s famed Calibre 1861 which is a manual-winding chronograph mechanical movement
• Deployed on a black Nato style strap which includes a central stripe band of orange, with an Omega pin buckle

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