OmegaSpeedmaster Moonwatch Professional

KEY FACTS

• ​All five of the Omega Speedmaster Professional ‘Tokyo 2020’ edition watches are being offered as a set
• All watches were originally retailed as Japan-only releases
• The vendor advises each watch is completely unworn and fully sealed in its original factory stickers
• Offered by a trade seller based in London, UK
• Each watch is presented with its display box, warranty card, pictograms card, certificate of authenticity and leather card holder
• Graded ‘AAA’ for condition by the vendor who advises all five watches are unworn with original factory stickers present

FUNCTIONS

• Hours, minutes, seconds and 12-hour chronograph
• Tachymeter scale bezel
• ​Powered by the Omega calibre 1861
• Manual-wound movement with a 48-hour power reserve

SUMMARY

Omega has been the official timekeeper of the Olympics for the past 28 Olympiads since 1932, and Omega always presents limited editions dedicated to this major sports event. For Tokyo 2020, the event was impacted by the global COVID-19 pandemic, meaning this collectable series of Speedmasters reflects a symbol of the 2020 games that never occurred. These limited-edition watches were produced in five colours, representing the different coloured rings of the Olympic flag, namely the blue, yellow, black, green and red rings depicting the five continents. Limited production meant only 2,020 of each colour were produced. Presented here is a rare and complete set of those five watches, each graded ‘AAA’ by the vendor, and are unworn and sealed in their original factory stickers.

Each of these Speedmasters features a 42mm asymmetrical case with brushed and polished surfaces, an external tachymeter scale on the bezel, a 3-6-9 layout for the chronograph sub-registers, and a three-link steel bracelet. The movement within these models is the iconic hand-wound Omega calibre 1861. Flipping the case reveals a solid steel back stamped with the Tokyo 2020 logo and each watch’s unique build number.

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