OmegaSpeedmaster Calibre 321

KEY FACTS

• This Omega Speedmaster is offered by a private collector based in the UK
• A one-owner Omega Speedmaster 'Ed White' purchased new by the vendor at an Omega boutique
• Accompanied by the display box, outer box, warranty card, pictograms card and booklet
• Also included are a strap change tool, loupe, two spare straps, and two spare links where the bracelet has been sized
• Currently under Omega’s international warranty 
• The vendor confirms the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• ​This special Speedmaster was launched in 2020 to honour the model line’s impressive legacy and its role in space exploration 
• The case measures 39.7mm in diameter and is based on the design language of “pre-moon” examples from the 1960s
• Earning its nickname the ‘Ed White’ it resembles the ref. 105.003, which the American astronaut wore on the first spacewalk in 1965
• The dial maintains the classic Speedmaster aesthetic with highly legible white hands and markers contrasting against a black face
• On the watch’s underside, a sapphire case back offers a view into this watch’s standout feature
• After much speculation about whether Omega would revive its legendary calibre 321, the company painstakingly analysed, scanned and finally put into production its most legendary movement
• Powering Speedmasters through the early years, including those examples worn on the moon, this calibre earned an unrivalled reputation for reliability and robustness and this modern recreation retains all of its qualities
• ​This modern version of the 321 is equipped with a 56-hour power reserve 

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