Omega Speedmaster Ref. 3590.50 Circa 1995 Full Set

Introduced in 1957, the Speedmaster carries one of watchmaking’s most storied legacies, forever tied to NASA’s manned space missions and famously the first watch worn on the moon.

Produced circa 1995, this reference 3590.50 represents the final generation of Speedmaster to be fitted with a tritium dial, shortly before the switch to Luminova. The dial and hands have developed an incredible patina, aging to a warm honey tone that collectors prize above all else on this reference.

Preserved in a truly remarkable state of conservation, the case retains sharp, well-defined lines, while the original tritium hands and black tachymeter bezel remain crisp throughout.

At its core is the legendary manually wound Omega calibre 861, the very movement that powered the Speedmaster through its NASA missions, recently and fully serviced by our watchmaker.

This example comes as a full set, complete with full links, offering the ideal combination of originality, condition and completeness.