Pre moon OMEGA Speedmaster, ref. 145.012, from 1967

Omega has gone to the Moon, timed Olympic records, and styled James Bond.

The Omega Speedmaster Ref. 145.012-67 holds a legendary place in history as one of the references worn on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. This 42 mm stainless steel chronograph introduced the iconic asymmetrical case with integrated crown guards, designed for enhanced durability. Featuring a matte black step-dial with the “Professional” designation, it embodies NASA’s trust in the Speedmaster for space exploration. Powered by the revered Caliber 321, a column-wheel chronograph movement celebrated for precision, the 145.012-67 is not just a timepiece but a symbol of mankind’s first steps on the lunar surface.