The Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional 310.30.42.50.04.001 brings a striking white dial to Omega’s most legendary chronograph — the watch famously worn on the Moon. Inspired by Omega’s historic Alaska Project prototypes, this reference pairs heritage design with Omega’s current Master Chronometer movement architecture. Here’s everything to know about specs, pricing, and where it fits in the modern Speedmaster lineup.

Released as part of Omega’s current Moonwatch Professional generation, the 310.30.42.50.04.001 stands out from the classic black-dial Speedmaster with its glossy white lacquered dial, accented with black and red details for contrast and legibility. The design draws on the Alaska Project — a series of experimental Speedmaster prototypes Omega developed with NASA in the 1960s and ’70s — giving this reference a genuine connection to the model’s space-flight heritage rather than being a purely cosmetic variant.

At the heart of this Speedmaster is the Caliber 3861, a manual-winding, Co-Axial escapement movement certified as a METAS Master Chronometer. It runs at 3Hz, holds roughly 50 hours of power reserve, and features a free-sprung balance with a silicon balance spring — giving it high resistance to magnetic fields (up to 15,000 gauss) alongside chronometer-level precision. This is the same movement architecture used across Omega’s current Moonwatch Professional range, so buyers get modern performance in a historically faithful case.

This watch is available to pickup from our boutique in Sydney CBD.

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