Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch

When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to walk on the Moon in 1969, one of them was wearing an Omega Speedmaster Professional. This watch was designed to still function precisely under extreme conditions. To ensure this, no watch model in the world has been tested more often than this one. But don't worry, even if you're not an astronaut, you can definitely wear a piece of human history on your wrist with this watch.

Probably the most famous watch in the world

This watch is truly distinctive and unique because of its striking design. Its black dial features a tachymeter scale and has self-illuminating hands and indices. All of this is protected by a particularly lightweight Hesalite crystal, which is installed in this chronometer for safety reasons. This material can withstand high pressure and temperature differences and cannot break into small, sharp-edged pieces. The stainless steel case with a diameter of 42 millimeters can be equipped with either a matching stainless steel bracelet or an elegant leather strap.

The inner values are also impressive

The Omega Speedmaster is easy to read due to its size and is particularly robust due to the materials used, but that is by no means all. The clockwork caliber 861, or 1861, with manual winding promises absolute precision in all situations. After all, this chronograph has been thoroughly tested by NASA. Extreme temperature fluctuations, magnetic fields, weightlessness and strong shocks and vibrations cannot harm the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch. The Speedmaster Professional myth lives on, making this chronograph one of the most popular and best-selling watches of the Omega brand. The model line has continued to expand in recent years, and today versions are available in a variety of sizes and materials. Also, special editions are repeatedly launched on the market, as for example, in honor of Michael Schumacher and Snoopy.