Omega Speedmaster Watches
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Omega Speedmaster watches carry a serious reputation. Originally built as a racing chronograph, the model quickly evolved into the official watch of NASA and the first timepiece worn on the moon. If you are looking to skip the retail wait, this page is the best place to shop pre-owned Omega Speedmaster watches for sale online. We carry a large inventory of certified authentic, pre-owned models that are ready for immediate purchase. Whether you want a classic Moonwatch or a modern variant, buying a pre-owned Speedmaster gets this historic chronograph on your wrist right now.
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Omega Speedmaster Apollo 15 Steel Rose Gold LE Mens Watch 3366.51.00 Card
Stock Number: 77473 $8,625
Omega Speedmaster 57 Steel Mens Watch 331.10.42.51.01.001 Box Card
Stock Number: 78920 $9,000
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Omega Speedmaster Racing Red Steel Mens Watch 326.32.40.50.11.001
Stock Number: 81111
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Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow 1957 Steel Watch 321.10.42.50.01.001 Box Card
Stock Number: 80716
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Omega Speedmaster Tokyo 2020 Olympics LE Mens Watch 522.30.42.30.03.002 Unworn
Stock Number: 42957H
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Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow GMT Steel Mens Watch 3581.50.00 Box Card
Stock Number: 80594
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Omega Speedmaster Date Steel Mens Watch 3813.53.26 Card
Stock Number: 79906
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Omega Speedmaster DayDate Chronograph Steel Mens Watch 3523.30.00 Card
Stock Number: 79913
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Omega Speedmaster Day-Date 40 Steel Black Dial Mens Watch 3220.50.00
Stock Number: 79905
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Omega Speedmaster Racing Steel Mens Watch 326.30.40.50.01.002 Box Card
Stock Number: 77488
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Omega Speedmaster Date Panda Dial Steel Mens Watch 3211.31.00 Card
Stock Number: 79902
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Omega Speedmaster Steel Date Black Dial Mens Watch 3210.50.00
Stock Number: 79911
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Omega Speedmaster Date Steel Mens Watch 3513.50.00 Card
Stock Number: 79917
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Omega Speedmaster DayDate Chronograph Steel Mens Watch 3523.30.00 Card
Stock Number: 80300
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Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon Apollo 8 310.92.44.50.01.001 Unworn
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Omega Speedmaster Overview
First born as a racing watch in 1957, the Omega Speedmaster was crafted to exhibit precision, reliability, and style. It reached legendary status when NASA astronauts adorned it during the first moon landing, transforming the Speedmaster into the official “Moonwatch.” The Speedmaster instantly metamorphosed into a representation of exploration and innovation.
Despite the watch's progression in design over the years, it still embodies the classic features that watch enthusiasts ardently admire. Each model is uniquely fashioned to suit a diverse range of lifestyles and tastes. With options that include a manual winding movement and Hesalite crystal, the Speedmaster Professional pays homage to bygone times, while the advanced chronograph functions and wider range of color options in the Speedmaster Racing speak to the modern crowd looking for a more sporty touch. Every individual can find a Speedmaster that seamlessly blends the exquisite craftsmanship of an Omega watch with a design that remains timeless and serves as a sterling addition to any collection.
Donning an Omega Speedmaster is a statement of respect and curiosity for exploration. SwissWatchExpo boasts one of the largest selections of certified authentic Omega Speedmaster watches available. Our team welcomes you to a personalized, customer-focused purchasing experience ensuring that you find the ideal watch that matches your style. We are a foremost online luxury watch retailer, guaranteeing quality and satisfaction. Secure your Omega Speedmaster today.
Omega Speedmaster Key Features
Omega Speedmaster Hesalite vs Sapphire
Omega Speedmaster Hesalite vs Sapphire crystal options represent the biggest decision for anyone buying a Moonwatch. Hesalite is a domed acrylic crystal identical to the original NASA-qualified models. It offers incredible impact durability and a warm, vintage distortion at the edges, but it scratches easily and features a closed steel caseback. Sapphire provides a vastly different experience. It is virtually scratch-proof, offers crystal-clear legibility, and comes paired with an exhibition caseback to view the movement. Both options remain fully available across the catalog, allowing buyers to choose between strict historical accuracy or modern daily convenience.
Omega Speedmaster Manual vs Automatic Movements
Choosing between Omega Speedmaster manual vs automatic movements changes how the watch wears and functions. The classic Moonwatch relies entirely on a manual-wind caliber, honoring its mid-century heritage. This requires daily winding interaction but allows the case to sit much thinner on the wrist. Conversely, sub-collections like the Speedmaster Racing, Dark Side of the Moon, and the ’57 utilize automatic, self-winding calibers. While automatic calibers mean you will only need to wind the watch periodically, that internal rotor makes the case noticeably thicker on the wrist. Deciding between the two just comes down to whether you want a hands-on mechanical experience or a grab-and-go daily wearer.
Omega Speedmaster Sizes
Omega Speedmaster sizes shift heavily across the catalog. You will find compact 38mm models on the smaller end and massive 44.25mm cases on the larger side. The standard Moonwatch splits the difference at 42mm. But because of its twisted lugs and asymmetrical shape, it fits much tighter to the wrist than the raw specs imply. For those seeking maximum wrist presence, the Racing and Dark Side of the Moon models push the boundaries at 44.25mm to accommodate their complex automatic movements and robust ceramic cases. Getting the diameter right dictates the entire style of the watch. Below breaks down the most common Speedmaster sizes and what to expect.
- 38mm Speedmaster – A smaller case size found in select models, delivering a much more compact fit for smaller wrists.
- 42mm Speedmaster Moonwatch – The standard, definitive size for the classic Moonwatch models.
- 44.25mm+ Speedmaster – Larger, thicker case sizes used aggressively in the Racing and Dark Side of the Moon lines.
Popular Omega Speedmaster Models
Speedmaster Professional (Moonwatch)
Omega Speedmaster Professional models form the absolute core of the collection. This is the definitive Moonwatch. Fully flight-qualified by NASA, this exact mechanical configuration accompanied astronauts across all six lunar landings. Modern iterations stay incredibly true to the original specs, maintaining the classic 42mm steel case, a highly legible matte black dial, and traditional manual-wind chronograph movements. If you want the most iconic, historically significant, and widely recognized piece in the entire Omega catalog, you want the Professional line. Here are the most popular Moonwatch references trading on the secondary market today.
- Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch 310.30.42.50.01.001 – Current Hesalite model with Caliber 3861
- Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch 310.30.42.50.01.002 – Sapphire crystal version with display caseback
- Omega Speedmaster Professional 311.30.42.30.01.005 – Previous-generation model with Caliber 1861
Speedmaster ’57
Omega Speedmaster ’57 models operate as highly accurate, vintage-inspired reissues of the very first Speedmaster launched in 1957. They trade the standard asymmetrical Moonwatch silhouette for a retro layout defined by straight lugs, steel bezels, and classic broad-arrow hands. While the aesthetics pull strictly from the mid-century archives, the engines inside do not. These watches run on modern, highly magnetic-resistant Co-Axial Master Chronometer movements. It sits perfectly as a heavily heritage-driven alternative for collectors who respect the history but want something visually distinct from the standard Moonwatch. Here are the most heavily requested Speedmaster ’57 references.
- Omega Speedmaster ’57 332.10.41.51.01.001 – Black dial version with vintage styling
- Omega Speedmaster ’57 332.10.41.51.03.001 – Blue dial variant with retro design elements
Speedmaster Racing
Omega Speedmaster Racing models push the lineup back to its original motorsport roots, delivering highly sport-focused chronographs built for the track. These pieces aggressively scale up the physical footprint to 44.25mm to accommodate their advanced automatic movements and give the watch a vastly more dominant wrist presence. You get bold, high-contrast dial layouts featuring alternating minute tracks and bright color accents that maximize legibility at a glance. For buyers seeking a thoroughly modern, aggressive, and highly capable sports alternative to the traditional Moonwatch, the Racing line delivers. Below are the standout Speedmaster Racing references.
- Omega Speedmaster Racing 329.30.44.51.01.001 – Black dial 44.25mm chronograph
- Omega Speedmaster Racing 329.30.44.51.04.001 – White dial “racing” variant
Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon
Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon models completely abandon mid-century styling in favor of aggressive, highly contemporary engineering. Measuring a substantial 44.25mm, these premium watches are machined entirely from massive blocks of solid black ceramic. Everything from the case middle and bezel down to the chronograph pushers utilizes this ultra-hard, scratch-proof material. Paired directly with automatic Co-Axial chronograph movements, the Dark Side of the Moon sits at the absolute top tier of the collection as a stealthy, high-tech evolution of the Moonwatch. Here are the most popular references from this modern lineup.
- Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon 311.92.44.51.01.003 – Black ceramic case with Co-Axial movement
- Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon 311.92.44.51.01.005 – “Pitch Black” stealth variant
Omega Speedmaster vs Seamaster
Omega Speedmaster watches operate strictly as mechanical chronographs. They use fixed tachymeter bezels and side pushers to track elapsed time. Inside the case, they run on either manual-wind or automatic movements. This specific tool-watch layout dictates their real-world application: clocking laps at the racetrack and serving as flight-qualified gear for NASA space missions.
Omega Seamaster models are heavy-duty dive watches built for the water. They carry serious depth ratings starting at 300 meters and rely on unidirectional bezels to monitor bottom time. The thick cases offer massive durability for actual scuba diving and high-impact water sports, though the clean styling works perfectly for standard everyday wear.
Omega Speedmaster Watch Prices
The starting price for an Omega Speedmaster is around $4,200, typically for pre-owned models from the 1990s to the 2000s. The Omega Speedmaster price range is vast, and depending on the exact model and condition, you could spend anywhere from a few thousand dollars to well over six figures for the rare vintage finds. The standard Professional and Moonwatch make up the bulk of the market, however, the vintage-inspired ’57 and the compact Reduced models offer excellent variety in size and style.
Special-edition Speedmasters completely shift the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch price dynamics. Iconic and collectible releases command significant premiums; for example, the Omega Speedmaster Snoopy price reaches upwards of $45,000, and Apollo 11 Anniversary Editions consistently trade above standard retail. Finally, at the higher end of the range, models crafted from advanced materials—like the ceramic Dark Side of the Moon and precious-metal Moonshine gold—solidify their market positioning near $40,000 and beyond.
The pre-owned prices listed below are updated as of February 2026 and are based on complete sets that include the box and papers.
| Model / Ref | Era | Popular Name | Metal | Bezel/Dial | Retail Price in USD | Pre-Owned Price (Approx) in USD - With Box and Papers | Notable Feature |
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| 310.30.42.50.01.001 | Current | Moonwatch Hesalite | Steel | Black/Black | $7,800 | $5,800 - $6,500 | The current standard Moonwatch with Caliber 3861 and Hesalite crystal. |
| 310.30.42.50.01.002 | Current | Sapphire Sandwich | Steel | Black/Black | $9,000 | $6,600 - $7,500 | The current standard Moonwatch with a sapphire crystal and display back. |
| 310.32.42.50.02.001 | Current | Silver Snoopy 50th | Steel | Blue/Silver | $11,900 | $15,500 - $17,000 | 50th Anniversary tribute featuring an animated Snoopy caseback. |
| 310.30.42.50.04.001 | Current | White Dial Moonwatch | Steel | Black/White | $9,100 | $8,800 - $9,500 | The recently released white lacquered dial standard Moonwatch. |
| 310.20.42.50.02.001 | Current | Moonshine and Steel | Steel/Gold | Black/Grey | $20,400 | $13,500 - $15,000 | Features a laser-engraved Buzz Aldrin subdial and Moonshine Gold accents. |
| 310.60.42.50.99.002 | Current | Moonshine Gold | Moonshine Gold | Gold/Champagne | $50,500 | $34,000 - $37,000 | Solid 18k Moonshine Gold construction with a striking sunray green dial. |
| 310.60.42.50.01.001 | Current | Sedna Gold Moonwatch | Sedna Gold | Black/Black | $48,000 | $29,000 - $32,000 | Solid 18k Sedna (rose) Gold upgrade to the standard Caliber 3861 Moonwatch. |
| 329.30.44.51.04.001 | Current | Racing White Dial | Steel | Black/White | $10,800 | $6,500 - $7,500 | Modern 44.25mm two-register automatic Master Chronometer with racing dial. |
| 311.92.44.51.01.003 | Ceramic | Dark Side of the Moon | Ceramic | Black/Black | $12,000 | $7,500 - $8,800 | The first Speedmaster crafted entirely from a single block of black ceramic. |
| 311.92.44.30.01.001 | Ceramic | Apollo 8 Dark Side | Ceramic | Black/Skeleton | $10,700 | $8,500 - $9,500 | Features a laser-ablated lunar surface decoration visible on the movement. |
| 311.30.42.30.01.005 | Neo-Vintage | 1861 Hesalite | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $4,800 - $5,500 | The long-running previous generation Moonwatch featuring Caliber 1861. |
| 311.32.42.30.04.003 | Neo-Vintage | Silver Snoopy 45th | Steel | Black/White | Discontinued | $40,000 - $45,000 | Features "Failure is not an option" quote and a sleeping Snoopy on the dial. |
| 311.30.42.30.01.004 | Neo-Vintage | Tintin | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $12,500 - $14,000 | Instantly recognizable by its distinctive red and white racing track dial. |
| 3570.50.00 | Neo-Vintage | Classic Moonwatch | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $4,500 - $5,300 | The workhorse Caliber 1861 standard Moonwatch from the late 90s to 2014. |
| 311.32.40.30.01.001 | Neo-Vintage | FOIS | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $5,000 - $5,800 | Numbered edition homage to Wally Schirra's 1962 CK2998 straight-lug model. |
| 311.32.42.30.01.001 | Neo-Vintage | Speedy Tuesday 1 | Steel | Black/Rev. Panda | Discontinued | $12,000 - $13,000 | The first online-exclusive Omega, celebrating the Speedy Tuesday fan community. |
| 311.32.40.30.02.001 | Neo-Vintage | CK2998 Blue Limited | Steel | Blue/Silver | Discontinued | $9,800 - $10,500 | A blue panda dial reissue of the classic CK2998 featuring a lollipop hand. |
| 145.022 | Vintage | Early 861 / Pre-Moon | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $8,500 - $12,000 | Introduction of the Caliber 861; highly collectible transitional features. |
| 105.012 | Vintage | The Real Moonwatch | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $20,000 - $28,000 | The exact Speedmaster reference worn by Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon. |
| 105.003 | Vintage | Ed White | Steel | Black/Black | Discontinued | $25,000 - $35,000+ | The legendary straight-lug pre-professional case worn during the first spacewalk. |
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Omega Speedmaster Testimonials
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I was able to easily place an order online. I received my Omega the next day in perfect packing and with several extra gifts. The Speedmaster looks and runs like new. I've been collecting for many years including Rolex, Tudor, Omega, and many more and this was a perfect buy. Easily exceeded my expectations. I love it and I hope to order again. Thanks.
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Purchased a vintage Omega Speedy triple date online. It arrived in arguably better condition than expected, which is to say flawless. Unfortunately, time did not permit me to pick the time piece up in person, but everything was packaged securely and there were no issues when it arrived to me. I look forward to setting an appointment to visit their showroom for my next purchase. Buy with confidence!
Expert Opinion
“I'm a firm believer that every collector needs an Omega Speedmaster at some point. The history of the Moonwatch speaks for itself, but beyond the space legacy, it just looks amazing on the wrist and completely transforms depending on what strap you put it on.”
— Eugene Tutunikov, CEO
Omega Speedmaster Frequently Asked Questions
What Is An Omega Speedmaster ‘MoonWatch’?
The Omega Speedmaster is a collection of chronographs, and within the line are MoonWatch Professional watches – descendants of the timepieces that were used for the lunar missions. There are three references that actually made it on the moon - 105.003, 105.012, and 145.012. Newer iterations of these watches are all considered MoonWatches.
The MoonWatch by definition is a hand-wound watch with three chronograph subdials, a Hesalite or plexiglas crystal, and a stainless steel case back; however it has evolved over time to include a sapphire crystal and case back.
What Omega Speedmaster Reference Was Worn On The First Moon Landing?
The first Moon landing took place on July 20, 1969 when the Apollo 11 spacecraft arrived on its surface. Astronauts Neil Alden Armstrong, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin, and Michael Collins were all provided the Omega Speedmaster reference 105.012 on board. Neil Armstrong, the first man to step on the Moon, kept his watch on the Lunar Module. It was Buzz Aldrin, who followed Armstrong on the Moon’s surface while wearing his Speedmaster, that made it the first watch on the Moon.
Does The Omega Speedmaster Hold Its Value?
Because of its classic design, reliable performance, and remarkable history, the Omega Speedmaster has prevailed as one of the most coveted chronographs. With its continuing popularity and huge audience, the Speedmaster will always be in high demand, thus holding its value well.
How much does the Omega Speedmaster cost?
The price of a pre-owned Speedmaster depends heavily on the specific model. You can usually pick up an automatic Speedmaster Reduced starting around $2,500. A standard pre-owned Professional Moonwatch typically runs between $4,500 and $5,500, while highly collectible vintage pieces or Snoopy editions easily command well over $10,000.
Does The Omega Speedmaster Hold Its Value?
Yes, the Speedmaster Professional tends to hold its value well. Buying brand new means taking a hit for initial depreciation, but a pre-owned Moonwatch in the $5,000 range offers stability as they tend to hold their secondary market value very well over time.
