Vintage 1967 Omega Speedmaster , 105.012

We are proud to present this exceptional 1967 Omega Vintage Speedmaster, offered in fine condition.

This model is famously referred to as the “Moonwatch,” having been part of the NASA missions that culminated in mankind’s first steps on the lunar surface. The Speedmaster was the only chronograph to withstand NASA’s exhaustive qualification testing, outperforming competitors from brands such as Rolex, Longines, and Hamilton, ultimately securing its place in horological and space exploration history.

At its core is the highly collectible Omega calibre 321 manual-wind chronograph movement, developed in collaboration with Lemania. Renowned for its column-wheel architecture and lateral clutch mechanism, this movement represents one of the most celebrated chronograph calibres of the 20th century, also utilised by prestigious manufactures including Patek Philippe, Breguet, and Vacheron Constantin.

This beautifully preserved and increasingly rare vintage Speedmaster features an all-original black step dial configured with three recessed sub-dials, accented by white baton hour markers and matching hands for optimal legibility. The stainless steel case is paired with a black tachymeter bezel, with dot above the 90, which has developed an attractive and consistent patina over time. The dial is protected by a period-correct plexiglass crystal, maintaining its authentic vintage character.

It has its original stainless steel flat linked Omega bracelet, no13. 1039, date stamped 2 67. Shoulder pieces stamped 516.

Case back engraved with SPEEDMASTER and the Hippocampus.

Dated 1967, in fine condition considering its age. Includes Omega extract from the archives document, box, outer box, plastic wallet and instruction booklet.