The Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Radiates in White

The Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch is now offered with a white dial.

In the 67 years since the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch's inception, a white dial variant—excluding special editions—has never been produced until today. The dial's color was predominantly black for reasons of legibility and its connotation of severity; yet, Omega demonstrates that white may equally excel alongside its darker counterparts. The fundamental design of the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch persists, with the most significant alteration being the white lacquered step dial. Jet-black components contrast with a lustrous light background, guaranteeing that legibility is not sacrificed for aesthetic appeal.

Additional complex elements embellishing the watch serve as hidden references for Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch enthusiasts to uncover. The crimson Speedmaster inscription references the exclusive Alaska project edition and the NASA commander's insignia displayed on the Apollo 13 mission suits. The highly sought-after "Dot over Ninety" by Omega is also featured on the tachymeter scale bezel. The watch has the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861, the latest iteration of the esteemed Calibre 321, guaranteeing superior timekeeping accuracy.