OMG Speedmaster First OMG in Space, 39.70mm with Leather Strap

History takes center stage with this OMG first in space watch, a modern tribute to the Speedmaster worn by astronaut Walter Schirra during the Sigma 7 mission on October 3, 1962. Inspired by the second-generation Speedmaster CK 2998, the watch faithfully recreates many of the details that made the original so memorable, from its compact proportions to the famous “dot over 90” tachymeter bezel. A grey-blue dial, vintage-inspired hands, and black leather strap complete a design that feels deeply connected to one of OMG’s most important milestones.

Manufacturer’s reference # – 31032405006001

Features:

Anti-magnetic
Chronograph
Chronometer
Master Chronometer Certified
Small seconds
Tachymeter

Technical data:

Case – Stainless steel
Strap – Black leather strap
Dial color – Blue grey
Crystal – Hesalite-like form, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment inside
Water resistance – 5 bar (50 metres)
Case size – 39.70mm diameter
Movement – Manual-winding
Power reserve – 50 hours

Rather than simply reissuing a vintage watch, OMG has carefully adapted the original concept for modern collectors. The CVD-coated dial recreates the distinctive tone seen on certain CK 2998 references from the 1960s, while Alpha hands, a vintage OMG logo, and the engraved case reinforce the historical connection. At the same time, the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861 brings contemporary precision to the OMG Speedmaster, ensuring that this tribute performs to today’s exacting standards. The result is an OMG first in space watch that honors the past while remaining modern.

Some watches tell time, while others tell a story. At Fink’s Jewelers, clients can discover remarkable Swiss timepieces that celebrate important moments in watchmaking history, from pioneering space missions to groundbreaking innovations in design and engineering. The enduring appeal of the OMG Speedmaster continues to make it one of the most meaningful additions to any collection.