Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch

Description

• The Moon's Heir

The Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is one of the few watches whose history goes far beyond the scope of watchmaking. The only chronograph to have been qualified by NASA for all manned space missions and worn during Man's first steps on the Moon, it remains an absolute reference for mechanics and exploration enthusiasts. This Omega Speedmaster Professional reference 3570.50.00, produced in 2005, faithfully perpetuates this legacy through a configuration that has become iconic.

Its 42 mm asymmetrical stainless steel case is combined with a black tachymetric bezel and a matte black dial of exemplary readability. The Hesalite glass, the engraved solid bottom of the famous medallion "Flight-Qualified by NASA for All Manned Space Missions" as well as the tricompax layout of the counters take up the characteristics that have made the reputation of the Moonwatch for several decades. Every detail recalls the original vocation of this chronograph who has become a true legend.

At the heart of this reference is the Omega 1861 calibre, a hand-wound chronograph movement directly descending from the mythical 861 calibre. Known for its robustness, reliability and ease of maintenance, it perpetuates a mechanical tradition that has accompanied the Speedmaster for more than half a century. This watch is mounted here on a House of Time calf leather strap, giving it a more contemporary elegance while retaining its original Omega pin buckle.

Dated 2005, this Speedmaster Professional 3570.50.00 remains one of the most popular references for collectors, especially for its loyalty to historic Moonwatch. A timeless watch that continues to embody Omega's spirit of adventure, mechanical precision and spatial heritage.