Pre-Owned Speedmaster "Tintin" Chronograph Ref. 311.30.42.30.01.004
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The Speedmaster went to the moon in 1969, earning it the nickname "Moon watch". The original watch with the tachymeter on its bezel was the only timepiece to pass the rigorous tests to be certified for use by NASA.
Like the standard Speedy Pro, the Tintin features a hesalite acrylic crystal with the addition of a distinct red and white racing-inspired minute track, which instantly sets it apart from the rest. Powered by the manual wind Caliber 1861, the modern interpretation of the legendary caliber 861 from 1968 that was present in the watches that went to space, keeps the profile of the Omega Speedmaster in this configuration appealing slender.This watch comes with two complimentary straps: a red and black stripes NATO strap, and a black and red seat belt NATO strap, and the comic issue of The Adventures of Tintin: Destination Moon.
Model: Speedmaster Year: 2017 Box/Papers: Yes Functions: Hours, minutes; small seconds; chronograph; tachymeter Material: Stainless steel; Hesalite crystal with OMEGA logo in the centre Dimension: 42 mm Dial: Black Case: Stainless steel Movement: Automatic Calibre: Calibre 1861 Power Reserve: 48 hours Water Resistance: 50 m Strap: Stainless steel, two complimentary NATO straps Lug Width: 20 mm This product will be dispatched in 3 working day(s).
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BEING TINTIN
Everybody knows Tintin, and the name itself means something in every literate culture on the planet. With every purchase of the Omega "Tintin", we're including a free comic issue of The Adventures of Tintin: Destination Moon.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK
Like every good signature watch, they always have a distinct tell. For the Tintin, it's the distinct red and white racing motif that radiates explosively around the minute track, making it totally unique in Omega Speedmaster iconography.
TIME IN SPACE
Powered by the caliber 1861, it is a modern update of the caliber 861 which itself was based on the original caliber 321 that went to the moon. The movement has a rhodium-plated finish, making it no less different than the robust movement that kept time ticking outside of earth.
DRESSING IT UP
Now a dial like that doesn't come by every day. On top of the stainless steel bracelet it comes with, we're including two additional complementing fabric straps — red-and-black with striped and border designs.