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Omega expands Speedmaster 38mm line

Omega adds seven new references to its Speedmaster 38mm collection, featuring rounded subdials, thicker Dot-Over-Ninety bezels, and a range of dial and material options.

Omega adds seven new references to its Speedmaster 38mm collection, featuring rounded subdials, thicker Dot-Over-Ninety...

Introducing seven new references featuring rounded subdials and thicker Dot-Over-Ninety bezels.

Omega expands the Speedmaster 38mm line with seven new references that bring the collection closer to the classic Moonwatch DNA. The update replaces oval registers with rounded subdials, reinstates a thicker Dot-Over-Ninety bezel, and introduces cleaner dials and Moonwatch-style bracelets featuring Omega’s patented comfort-release adjustment system.

Design changes include a vintage-inspired, five-link Moonwatch-style bracelet that offers a comfort-release adjustment system, while the dial text has been trimmed for a cleaner presentation.

The new references span all-steel, bi-colour, and diamond-set editions. Steel models feature a pure Moonwatch-inspired black dial, a white dial framed by a blue ceramic bezel with white enamel markings, and a warm silver dial with a grey aluminium bezel.

Bi-colour variants blend stainless steel with 18K Moonshine™ Gold or 18K Sedna™ Gold, including a fresh take on the collection’s signature “cappuccino” brown-subdial aesthetic. Two glamorous editions pair ice blue or white mother-of-pearl dials with a bezel set with 52 diamonds totaling 1.53 carats.

Under the hood, the six date-equipped models are driven by the Calibre 3330, while the no-date black-dial flagship houses the Calibre 3332. Both movements offer a 52-hour power reserve and sit within a 38mm case rated to 100 meters of water resistance. The caseback is screw-in and stamped with the iconic Speedmaster Seahorse medallion.

The new 38mm Speedmaster watches are now available through Omega’s boutiques and official website, where customers can view the full fixtures of each reference. For detailed specifications, refer to the stats page.

MovementPower ReserveWater ResistanceCase Size
Calibre 333052 hours100 meters38mm
Calibre 333252 hours100 meters38mm
VariantDialBezelSpecial Feature
All-steel blackMoonwatch-inspired blackNoneClassic
All-steel whiteWhite with blue ceramic bezelBlue ceramicWhite enamel markings
All-steel silverWarm silverGrey aluminiumNone
Bi-colour MoonshineBrown-subdialNoneCappuccino aesthetic
Bi-colour SednaBrown-subdialNoneCappuccino aesthetic
Diamond-set ice blueIce blue mother-of-pearl52 diamonds1.53 carats
Diamond-set whiteWhite mother-of-pearl52 diamonds1.53 carats

The thicker Dot-Over-Ninety bezel not only echoes the original Moonwatch but also enhances legibility for tachymeter readings. The rounded subdials provide a modern twist while maintaining the iconic look that collectors cherish.

Omega’s decision to use a five-link Moonwatch-style bracelet across the range reinforces the connection to the historic model. The patented comfort-release adjustment allows wearers to customize the fit without compromising the bracelet’s structural integrity.

With a 52-hour power reserve, the new Speedmasters provide ample runtime for extended missions, while the 100-meter water resistance ensures durability for everyday wear and light water activities.

Collectors and enthusiasts can now choose from a broader palette of finishes, from the understated all-steel models to the opulent diamond-set editions, all while enjoying the same reliable automatic movement that has defined the Speedmaster line for decades.

The inclusion of a screw-in caseback stamped with the iconic Speedmaster Seahorse medallion pays homage to the brand’s heritage while providing a secure closure for the watch’s robust construction.

Omega’s boutiques and official website now carry the full range, allowing customers to compare specifications side-by-side and make an informed choice.

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