OMEGA Brings Back the Cal. 321 For Platinum Speedmaster Moonwatch
The space-bound movement returns from the archives.
OMEGA continues to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing with a very special release of the original Calibre 321 movement; the same movement in the Speedmaster ST 105.012 that was worn to the moon on July 21, 1969.
After extensive research and development, the team at OMEGA reconstructed the original movement to be housed in a commemorative Speedmaster watch made from platinum and white gold. The watch sits at 42mm and features twisted lugs, three subdials that use meteorite material from the moon itself, a sapphire display back, and a leather strap with a platinum buckle.
There’s no word yet on availability or pricing, but we can already assume that given the rarity of the material used, this watch will come with a premium price tag, and in limited quantity.
For more watch news, rare OMEGA watches were released by Xupes to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
