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Discover the Reimagined First OMEGA in Space

A TRIBUTE TO THE FIRST OMEGA WORN IN SPACE

On October 3rd, 1962, the Speedmaster CK 2998 became the first OMEGA worn in space, when the astronaut Walter Schirra wore his personal model on the Sigma 7 mission of the Mercury programme. This updated version is a tribute to that pioneering timepiece and captures the same 2nd generation Speedmaster style in modern form.

THE GREY-BLUE DIAL WITH SUPER-LUMINOVA

The grey-blue CVD-coated dial replicates 1960s CK 2998 tones. Vintage Super-LumiNova fills the "Alpha" hour/minute hands and indexes, while the white-varnished seconds hand complements the markings. Subdials include a 30-minute recorder at 3H, a 12-hour recorder at 6H, and a small-seconds display at 9H.

VINTAGE LOGO FROM THE FIRST OMEGA IN SPACE

A vintage OMEGA logo is applied on the dial, as well as on the crown, while the caseback features the famous Seahorse medallion, and the engravings, “THE FIRST OMEGA IN SPACE” and “OCTOBER 3, 1962”.

STAINLESS STEEL WITH “FLAT LINKS”

The 39.70 mm case is crafted in polished and brushed stainless steel and features a “flat links” bracelet with OMEGA’s patented comfort release adjustment system. The bezel ring is presented in black aluminium and includes the legendary tachymeter scale with an emblematic “Dot Over Ninety”.

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