1994 Omega Speedmaster Date Steel Blue Dial (3511.80.00)

This timepiece is in good condition, with light to no signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes a box and cardholder showing signs of wear, booklets, and papers dated October 17th, 1994.

The Omega Speedmaster Date (3511.80.00) is a versatile and iconic timepiece known for its space exploration heritage. With a stainless steel case, luminous hands, and a date display, it offers elegance and practicality. Powered by the Omega in-house Caliber movement, it ensures accuracy. A symbol of precision and innovation, the Speedmaster Date continues to captivate watch enthusiasts worldwide.

Combines a 39mm diameter case with a uni-directional rotating bezel which showcases tachymeter graduation, adding functionality for speed and distance measurements. Further enhancing its functionality it features three subdials at the 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions. The date display at 3 o'clock ensures convenient everyday use. With a water resistance of up to 30 meters, it can withstand minor water splashes.

The Speedmaster features a sturdy steel bracelet that radiates a sense of durability and sophistication. The practical deployant clasp ensures a secure and comfortable fit on the wrist.

This timepiece is powered by the caliber 1152, offering a power reserve of up to 46 hours, ensuring consistent timekeeping without frequent winding. Furthermore, it's built with a solid case back, that not only provides a protective shield for the movement but also showcases the engraved Omega emblem with a classic and refined appeal.

The Omega Speedmaster Date was crafted with impeccable design and attention to detail. Is a true testament to Omega's legacy of horological excellence, making it a cherished addition to any watch enthusiast's collection.

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This timepiece is in good condition, with light to no signs of wear. It comes as part of a set that includes a box and cardholder showing signs of wear, booklets, and papers dated October 17th, 1994.