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Omega Speedmaster Silver Snoopy 50th
Silver Snoopy Award anniversary edition with animated caseback.
$14,100Feb 11, 2026
Brand
Omega
The First Watch on the Moon
About Omega
Omega has been at the forefront of watchmaking since 1848. Famous for the Speedmaster — the first watch worn on the moon — and the Seamaster, James Bond's timepiece of choice, Omega combines heritage with cutting-edge technology. Their Master Chronometer certification exceeds COSC standards, and the brand's Co-Axial escapement revolutionized mechanical watchmaking.
Omega history in brief
- Founded
- 1848
- Headquarters
- Biel/Bienne, Switzerland
Louis Brandt started assembling watches in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1848, and the Omega name came from a hugely successful 1894 calibre. The Speedmaster was qualified by NASA in 1965 and worn on the Moon in 1969, while the Seamaster has been James Bond's watch since 1995. In 1999 Omega industrialised George Daniels' Co-Axial escapement, and since 2015 most of its movements carry METAS Master Chronometer certification, which tests accuracy and resistance to magnetism of 15,000 gauss.
Signature Omega models
- Speedmaster Professional — The Moonwatch — manual-wind chronograph with a history no rival can match.
- Seamaster Diver 300M — Wave dial, helium valve, and one of the best-value Swiss divers at retail.
- Aqua Terra — A versatile everyday watch that works with a suit or on holiday.
Tips for buying a Omega
- ▸Most Omega models are available at boutiques without a wait, so there is rarely a reason to pay over retail.
- ▸Grey-market and lightly used Omegas often sell well below list price — compare before buying new.
- ▸Check that pre-owned Master Chronometer models include the METAS certificate card.
Best for: Buyers who want serious history and in-house technology without Rolex waiting lists.
