Speedmaster '57

The Speedmaster '57 is Omega's answer to a question every serious Speedmaster collector eventually asks: what would the very first Speedmaster feel like on the wrist today, built with a modern movement and modern sizing? Omega's original 1957 CK2915 was the reference that started the whole line, the racing chronograph that put the tachymeter on the bezel instead of the dial and later went to the Moon. The Speedmaster '57 is the deliberate homage to that watch, first shown in 2013 and reworked from the ground up in 2022 for the model's 65th anniversary. We buy and sell these across the counter at 19 W 47th Street, and we handle both the 41.5mm caliber 9300 automatic generation and the slimmer 40.5mm caliber 9906 hand-wound generation regularly. It is one of the few Speedmasters that reads as dressy without pretending to be something other than a chronograph. Straight lugs, no crown guards, a brushed steel tachymeter bezel, and broad-arrow hands lifted straight off the CK2915. If you want the DNA of the original Speedmaster with a warranty and a service network behind it, this is the reference.