Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 'TinTin'

As watch enthusiasts, we appreciate the importance of the Omega Speedmaster. It was included in all six lunar missions and remains impressive representation of Omega's adventurous pioneering spirit. That said, we also appreciate something a little different, and this fondly named “TinTin” does just that.
 
Officially the result of a cancelled project, this reference 311.30.42.30.01.004 was originally designed as a special edition celebrating The Adventures of Tintin, the European comic series about a fearless, crime-fighting Belgian reporter. Several adventures saw Tintin travel to the moon in a red and white chequered rocket, the inspiration behind this unique dial design. The project never materialised, but in 2013, Omega released a Speedmaster with this striking minute track, and it has since become a cult favourite among collectors. 
 
The watch itself follows the familiar Speedmaster aesthetic. A 42mm steel case is fitted with a hesalite crystal, while the black chronograph dial features white hands, and is framed by a black tachymeter bezel. The decorated case back is a reminder of Omega’s historic relationship with NASA, with the words “FLIGHT-QUALIFIED BY NASA FOR ALL MANNED SPACE MISSIONS” and “THE FIRST WATCH WORN ON THE MOON”.
Furthermore, the watch is powered by Omega’s 1861 manual wind movement, a descendent of the calibre that was worn on the Moon.
 
Fitted to the watch is a steel bracelet, but it would also suit a wide variety of straps. 
 
We are pleased to present this 2015 watch in excellent condition, showing very little signs of wear. It comes supplied as a full set with its original box and paperwork, and a 6-month warranty.
 
With it’s eye-catching red and white and white chequered minute track, this watch offers a sportier, racing-inspired take on the classic Moonwatch, along with an unusual and an fascinating story.  
 
 
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