A sophisticated Omega Speedmaster 3220.50, this 2008 Swiss-made chronograph is a brilliant example of form meeting function in one of the most respected tool watches in the Omega lineup. While rooted in the legendary Speedmaster heritage, this reference brings added utility with its Triple Calendar complication, elevating it beyond the typical chronograph.
The deep black dial serves as the perfect canvas for its three chronograph registers, along with beautifully integrated day, date, and month displays, a layout that remains both functional and visually balanced. Framed by the iconic tachymeter bezel, the watch retains that unmistakable Speedmaster DNA while offering enhanced calendar functionality. It's currently paired with a blue fabric strap, lending a modern, sporty contrast to its otherwise classic demeanor.
Under the hood is the Omega Caliber 1151, a 25-jewel automatic movement derived from the highly regarded Valjoux 7751. The movement can be admired through the exhibition caseback, where its intricate Swiss engineering is proudly on display.
Whether you're drawn to it for its complication-rich layout, its robust build, or its place within the Speedmaster legacy, this piece offers incredible value for the collector seeking something a little different yet unmistakably Omega.
