Omega Speedmaster Mark II Ref. 145.015
The Omega Speedmaster Mark II from 1992 is an icon with a bold and sporty character.
Its white dial gives the watch a subtle yet powerful presence. With a diameter of 42 mm, it strikes the perfect balance between wrist presence and comfort.
At its heart beats the proven caliber 861, a legendary chronograph movement. The original stainless steel folding clasp ensures both strength and convenience.
The sapphire crystal makes the watch exceptionally scratch-resistant and clear. In 2025, this piece received a full service, bringing it back to top condition.
This makes it not only a collector’s item but also fully ready for everyday wear.
The Speedmaster Mark II represents an evolution of the classic Moonwatch. It was designed for enthusiasts of speed, precision, and adventure.
The tachymeter on the bezel gives the watch its functional edge. With the chronograph seconds hand, speed can be measured with accuracy. The scale runs from approximately 7 to 60 seconds, making it ideal for quick calculations. This model embodies the pioneering spirit for which OMEGA is renowned.
It radiates confidence and class, perfect for the man who combines style with sportiness.
The Mark II is less well-known than the classic Speedmaster, yet no less remarkable. Its sleek tonneau shaped case gives it a distinctive and daring look.
This watch breathes history yet feels strikingly modern on the wrist. It is a timepiece that unites strength with refinement.
For the true collector, this Speedmaster Mark II is simply indispensable.
Year
1992€ 3.750
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The Omega Speedmaster was introduced in 1957, as a racing chronograph. Little did Omega know that a different fate altogether awaited their creation.
When John F. Kennedy announced that the USA would put a man on the moon before the end of the 1960’s, NASA went into overdrive. The Gemini and Apollo missions would all culminate in “One small step for man…” in 1969.
One detail within that endeavor, is the selection of a proper watch for the space missions. NASA started putting a number of chronographs from different brands under extreme stress. Shock, temperature change, vibration, humidity, the watches were spared no horror. The Speedmaster came out on top in 1965 and was selected as the watch of choice. No slick marketing deals here. Chosen on merit alone.
Coincidentally, astronaut Wally Schirra already wore his personal Ref. CK2998 Speedmaster on a Mercury mission in 1962. In 1965, Ed White would go on the first ever spacewalk wearing a NASA-issued Ref. 105.003-65.
From 1965 onwards, all Apollo astronauts wore Speedmasters. Including Buzz Aldrin when he set foot on the moon, wearing his Ref. 105.012. Neil Armstrong had left his Speedy in the lunar module when setting those legendary first steps.
In 1970, Apollo 13 got into serious trouble after a service-module oxygen tank ruptured. With most systems down, the astronauts had to manually time 14-second rocket bursts in order to get back to earth. They used Jack Swigert’s Speedmaster for the job. Omega was awarded the Snoopy award in recognition of the crucial role of the watch in a safe return. A comic character featured on many special editions since.
Aesthetically, the Speedmaster Professional has not changed much since those days. A rough division can be made between pre-moon and post-moon Speedies. The transition point is the inclusion of the “Flight qualified by NASA” inscriptions on the case back, although some people erroneously mark 321 caliber Speedies as pre-moon and 861 caliber variants as post-moon.
For the keen-eyed, there are tons of subtle variations within the Speedmaster line. And that is before we look at the broader Speedy-scope, with all its special editions and interestingly-shaped Mark models. You can really go deep on Speedy-specifics. Regardless of which precise variant you settle on, you will have an iconic watch with the single best backstory ever.
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