The Omega Speedmaster was introduced in 1957 as a chronograph designed for motorsport timing. Its legacy changed forever in 1965, when NASA officially qualified it for all manned space missions after rigorous testing. Most famously, the Speedmaster became the first watch worn on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969, earning it the nickname “Moonwatch.” Renowned for its durability, precision, and timeless design, the Speedmaster remains one of the most iconic watches ever produced.
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This Omega Speedmaster 176.0014 is a striking and highly collectable example of 1970s watch design. Housed in the distinctive TV-shaped stainless steel case, it delivers a bold, meaty presence on the wrist—yet remains remarkably comfortable, thanks to its integrated bracelet and ergonomic construction.

Underneath the original mineral crystal lies a beautifully rich black dial with recessed black sub-dials and a tachymetre scale. The hands and hour indices still retain their original lume which has aged beautifully and offers vintage charm and functionality in equal measure.

Powered by Omega’s calibre 1045 automatic movement—based on the revered Lemania 5100—this Speedmaster offers full chronograph functionality along with day and date displays at 3 o’clock.

Presented in superb condition with minimal signs of previous wear, this reference is not only visually impressive but mechanically robust—ideal for daily wear or long-term collection.