Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Full Steel 1976

Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Warm Patina Tritium Dial – Vintage Space Era Classic

Omega has long been celebrated for its technical innovation and deep ties to space exploration, with the Speedmaster line standing at the forefront of that legacy. First introduced in 1957, the Speedmaster became world-renowned as the first watch worn on the moon during NASA’s Apollo 11 mission.

The Speedmaster Ref. 145.022-76 represents a significant period in the model’s evolution, retaining the classic design language of earlier references while incorporating the reliable Caliber 861 movement. Produced in the mid-to-late 1970s, this reference preserves the iconic look of the original Moonwatch with subtle refinements, making it a favorite among collectors who value vintage authenticity with practical wearability.

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This Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Ref. 145.022-76 is a well-preserved vintage example of the iconic chronograph, known for its connection to NASA’s lunar missions and its enduring design.

The stainless steel case retains its sharp factory edges and thick lugs, with minimal signs of wear throughout. The original black tritium dial features a warm, evenly aged yellow patina across the hour markers, complemented by matching tritium hands. The original Omega plexiglass crystal is clear with only minor surface signs visible under close inspection.

The stainless steel bracelet is in excellent condition and fits up to a 7.5” (19cm) wrist comfortably. Mechanically, the watch performs exceptionally well—tested to run at 0/-1 seconds per day with fully functional chronograph features.

A sharp and honest example of a post-moon landing Speedmaster with strong character and vintage appeal.

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