Collector-grade hard case with a technical fabric finish and molded interior.
Certificate of authenticity, manual and original accessories included.
Every piece is numbered, certified and hand-assembled. Once this series sells out, it never returns.
42mm stainless steel case, hand-finished to catch the light from every perspective.
The same certified movement that went to the Moon. METAS-approved chronometer.
Blue subdials, ceramic tachymeter scale and the commemorative Snoopy at 9 o'clock.
Animated caseback with the Earth seen from the Moon. Available for a limited time.
The silver dial is laser-engraved with Ag925, and features our favourite beagle as an embossed silver medallion on the blue subdial at 9 o’clock. He is shown wearing his famous spacesuit, in the exact style of the famous Silver Snoopy Award pin.
The legendary tachymeter scale is shown in white enamel on a blue ceramic [ZrO2] bezel ring, and includes a nod to Speedmaster history with a dot over ninety. The colour theme continues on the silver dial with blue PVD angle-shaped hour markers and hands.
The NAIAD LOCK keeps all caseback engravings in the correct, upright position, including tributes to Apollo 13 and the Silver Snoopy Award. OMEGA received the prize seven months after the Speedmaster helped to rescue the Apollo 13 crew.
The watch’s blue nylon fabric strap matches the other blue elements of the watch, and even features the trajectory of the Apollo 13 mission embossed on the lining. This includes their famous slingshot around the far side of the moon.
The silver dial is laser-engraved with Ag925, and features our favourite beagle as an embossed silver medallion on the blue subdial at 9 o’clock. He is shown wearing his famous spacesuit, in the exact style of the famous Silver Snoopy Award pin.
The legendary tachymeter scale is shown in white enamel on a blue ceramic [ZrO2] bezel ring, and includes a nod to Speedmaster history with a dot over ninety. The colour theme continues on the silver dial with blue PVD angle-shaped hour markers and hands.
The NAIAD LOCK keeps all caseback engravings in the correct, upright position, including tributes to Apollo 13 and the Silver Snoopy Award. OMEGA received the prize seven months after the Speedmaster helped to rescue the Apollo 13 crew.
The watch’s blue nylon fabric strap matches the other blue elements of the watch, and even features the trajectory of the Apollo 13 mission embossed on the lining. This includes their famous slingshot around the far side of the moon.
Stainless steel is a classic in watchmaking: robust, with excellent finishing and great value for money. Known for its corrosion resistance and lasting shine after polishing, it is ideal for both everyday wear and demanding conditions.
0MEGA has unique expertise in ceramics, an inorganic material treated at high temperatures, which has been used for over 10 years. Ceramic pieces are dense and have exceptional mechanical properties. Popular with customers, ceramics are lightweight (twice as light as stainless steel), scratch-resistant, chemically inert, hypoallergenic, environmentally friendly and non-magnetic, and come in a wide range of colors.
0MEGA uses synthetic sapphire crystal with scratch-resistant and anti-reflective treatment to enhance the details of its watches. Produced using the Verneuil process, which involves melting with an oxygen/hydrogen flame, the crystal reaches a grade 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it virtually scratch-proof and ensuring excellent visibility.
316L stainless steel is 0MEGA preferred material for watches, offering beauty, strength and value for money. Its high corrosion resistance and polished lustre make it ideal for everyday watches and demanding environments such as diving and adventure.
Lightweight, modern and highly scratch-resistant. Hypoallergenic and color-stable over time.
Almost scratch-proof synthetic sapphire with anti-reflective treatment for perfect readability.
For more than half a century, Snoopy has been the “watchdog” of NASA’s safety program. In addition to representing mission success, he has also been able to keep the atmosphere light in more serious situations. Since 1968, the Silver Snoopy Award has been given to individuals or companies who have made significant contributions to the “success of human space missions.”
Commander Thomas Stafford touches Snoopy’s nose for luck before the Apollo 10 mission.
OMEGA receives the Silver Snoopy Award from astronaut Thomas Stafford in 1970.
“I took two OMEGA watches into space. One with the mission elapsed time and the other with Houston time.”
