I’ve seen many people ask about Omega Speedmaster sizes. Usually in terms of the “will it fit” conundrum. They’ll say something like: “42mm, that’s too big. I’ll go for the FOiS (First Omega in Space, a reinterpretation of the CK […]
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It’s a common question. Many believe, that it was the 145.022, powered by the cal. 861. As a result, they refer to the cal. 861 and cal. 1861 Speedmasters as Moonwatches. Technically, the 145.022 was indeed worn on the Moon, so
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In this new series, we take on various watch-related questions, which have been googled by a large number of people. Regardless of whether the question is good, ordinary, or just plain silly, we’ll try to answer it, either by digging
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This article is about the Speedmaster Professional watches of the 1980s, a difficult period for Omega. With the introduction of the Mark II in 1969, the Speedmaster collection went far beyond the watch we all think of when someone says
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In 1957, Omega released a “trinity” of what was intended as daily beater tool watches, and back then, that’s exactly what it was. The Seamaster 300, reference CK 2913, was intended for divers. The Railmaster, CK 2914 was intended for
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During all the time I’ve spent at watch forums, I’ve seen a lot of Omega Speedmaster questions. Most keep repeating, so I’ve decided to create a short guide to them (well, to some of them). Can you hack the running
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