Overview
- Omega, which launched the revised Speedmaster 38 mm on Tuesday, introduced seven new references that adopt Moonwatch design cues and modernize the 38 mm line for collectors and everyday buyers.
- The collection replaces the earlier oval subdials with round counters, fits thicker tachymeter bezels with the dot‑over‑ninety detail, and adds a new five‑link bracelet to make the small case read more like the classic Moonwatch.
- Six models use the Co‑Axial Calibre 3330 automatic chronograph with a date window and one black no‑date model houses the Calibre 3332 automatic chronograph, and all seven measure 38 mm × 14.75 mm with 44.96 mm lug‑to‑lug and 100 m water resistance.
- Omega prices the black no‑date as the accessible Moonwatch‑like entry at roughly $6,500 while other references span steel, two‑tone Moonshine and Sedna Gold trims and two diamond‑set bezels set with 52 diamonds totaling 1.53 carats.
- By tightening Moonwatch details in a sub‑40 mm package, Omega is answering demand for vintage‑proportioned watches and widening appeal from smaller‑wrist buyers to luxury customers who want two‑tone and gem‑set variants.