hmmmcamu
814
Omega Speedmaster Chronograph ref. 145.012-68
Michael Collins Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia spent 8 days, 3 hours, 18 minutes and 35 seconds in space with Collins at the helm.
HOOK and LOOP velcro strap in the photo was manufactured by NASA internally and was not supplied by Omega.
NASA Bracelet is made by JB Champion USA and not by the defunct company Forstner who made the komfit bracelet
Vintage
Uncover the true history of the Omega Speedmaster and its NASA connection. KIH's article features Omega Museum Manager Petros Protopapas, challenging common myths.
101 replies69789 views
Reference Guide
Explore why Subexplorer chose the Hesalite Omega Moonwatch (Ref. 310.30.42.50.01.001) over the sapphire sandwich. In-depth comparison, movement insights, and community discussion on the new bracelet and winding feel.
39 replies17843 views
Collection
Explore HSTE's incredible Omega Speedmaster collection, featuring rare references like the 2915-1, 'Meister,' and 'Pulsations.' A must-read for collectors.
44 replies14627 views
Vintage
Explore the Omega Speedmaster's 'Dot Over Ninety' (DON) bezel: its historical significance, impact on vintage watch value, and return in special editions.
22 replies9892 views
Reference Guide
Is the Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch the most iconic chronograph? ZoneTecnico explores its NASA legacy, Apollo 13 role, and the Silver Snoopy edition.
18 replies7812 views
Vintage
Subexplorer showcases his Omega Speedmaster Ref. 105.012-65 from 1966. Discover collector insights on its vintage features, historical significance, and enduring appeal.
28 replies6192 views
Omega Speedmaster Chronograph ref. 145.012-68
Michael Collins Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia spent 8 days, 3 hours, 18 minutes and 35 seconds in space with Collins at the helm. HOOK and LOOP velcro strap in the photo was manufactured by NASA internally and was not supplied by Omega. NASA Bracelet ...
The B&W picture is a CB case so ref 105.012, made in 1967
Collins watch was indeed a 145.012 www.watchprosite.com
145.012-67 in the photo
I believe is to high light the TEAR DROP end seconds sweep hand ... as oppose to the straight end long triangular seconds sweep hand .. both of which were used on 145.012 I only crop part of the article ...