Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Co-Axial Master Chronometer Chronograph (new condition) pairs a case in stainless steel with a blue dial and a leather strap.
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Omega Speedmaster Moonphase Co-Axial Master Chronometer Chronograph (new condition) pairs a case in stainless steel with a blue dial and a leather strap. It uses an automatic movement. The display includes chronograph, moon phase; water resistance is 100 m.
case
Stainless steel
water resistance
100 m
movement
Automatic
II · The line
Speedmaster Moonphase
Omega launched the Speedmaster in 1957 as a chronograph. Its association with NASA and the 1969 lunar landing later gave the Moonwatch branch a distinctive place in space-exploration history.
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The moon phase
A lunar month lasts about 29.5 days. A disc with two moons turns behind a window in the dial, and the phase shown follows the one in the sky. The classic mechanism drifts by one day in roughly two and a half years; a short press on the corrector brings it back.
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The chronograph
A chronograph is a stopwatch built into the watch. On most models one pusher starts and stops it and another sets it back to zero, while the time of day runs on regardless. The counters on the dial add up the elapsed minutes and, on many models, the hours.
V · The manufacture
Omega since 1848
Louis Brandt opened the workshop from which Omega developed in Switzerland in 1848. His sons introduced the 19-ligne Omega caliber in 1894, giving the future brand its name. The company adopted the Omega name in 1903. Omega began its work as Olympic Games timekeeper in 1932. Since 1965, the Speedmaster has accompanied NASA’s crewed missions, including the lunar landings. A new technical chapter began with the commercial introduction of the Co-Axial escapement in 1999. Master Chronometer certification became part of that development in 2015. Today Omega belongs to Swatch Group and continues Swiss watch production, with its home in Biel/Bienne.
1848Louis Brandt opened the workshop from which Omega developed in Switzerland in 1848.
1894His sons introduced the 19-ligne Omega caliber in 1894, giving the future brand its name.
1903The company adopted the Omega name in 1903.
1932Omega began its work as Olympic Games timekeeper in 1932.
1965Since 1965, the Speedmaster has accompanied NASA’s crewed missions, including the lunar landings.
1999A new technical chapter began with the commercial introduction of the Co-Axial escapement in 1999.