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 birth, a white dial variant—excluding special editions—has not been made until now. The dial's color was mostly black for reasons of legibility and its association with severity; nonetheless, Omega illustrates that white can also perform well alongside its darker competitors. The Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch retains its essential design, with the primary modification being the white lacquered step dial. Jet-black elements juxtapose a radiant light backdrop, ensuring that readability is not compromised for visual allure.

The intricate features adorning the watch act as concealed allusions for aficionados of the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch to discover. The crimson Speedmaster lettering alludes to the limited Alaska project edition and the NASA commander's emblem used on the Apollo 13 mission suits. The coveted "Dot over Ninety" by Omega is prominently displayed on the tachymeter scale bezel. The timepiece has the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861, the most recent version of the renowned Calibre 321, ensuring exceptional timekeeping precision.