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Omega Speedmaster Replica Watches

Our omega speedmaster replica collection features chronographs spanning the Moonwatch Professional, Dark Side of the Moon, Silver Snoopy Award, Speedmaster ’57, and Racing lines. Manual-wind and automatic Co-Axial calibers, tachymeter bezels, and hesalite or sapphire crystals depending on the reference. Case sizes range from 40.5mm to 44.25mm. The Speedmaster earned its “Moonwatch” name after the Apollo 11 lunar landing in 1969 — the only watch flight-qualified by NASA for all manned space missions. Browse by reference below, or see the full Replica Omega lineup.

Key References

Moonwatch Professional 3861 — 42mm stainless steel, hesalite crystal, manual-wind Caliber 3861 with 50-hour power reserve. Black step dial, dot-over-ninety bezel design, asymmetric case with crown guards. The direct descendant of the Apollo 11 flight watch and the most recognized replica omega speedmaster in production.
Dark Side of the Moon — 44.25mm full ceramic case in matte black, Caliber 9300 automatic chronograph with 60-hour power reserve. Two-register chronograph layout (12-hour at 6, 60-minute at 3), date window at 6. Co-Axial column-wheel mechanism with vertical clutch engagement.
Silver Snoopy Award 50th Anniversary — 42mm steel with blue dial and blue ceramic bezel. Caliber 3861 manual wind. The caseback features an animated Snoopy riding a Command Service Module, driven by the running seconds hand. Blue and silver colorway celebrating NASA’s Silver Snoopy Award given to Omega in 1970.
Speedmaster ’57 — 40.5mm with broad arrow hands and a vintage-inspired dial layout. Caliber 9906 automatic with 60-hour power reserve, date at 6 o’clock. The smallest Speedmaster in the current catalog and the closest to the original 1957 CK2915 proportions.
Racing — 44.25mm with racing-inspired colored tachymeter scales in orange, yellow, or red. Caliber 9900 automatic chronograph, 60-hour power reserve, date at 6. Designed for motorsport timing with contrasting minute-track colors for improved legibility at speed.

Movement and Build

The Speedmaster lineup splits into two movement families. Manual-wind references — the Moonwatch Professional and Silver Snoopy — use the Caliber 3861 with 50-hour power reserve, Co-Axial escapement, and silicon balance spring. Automatic references — Dark Side of the Moon, ’57, and Racing — use the 9300, 9900, or 9906 with column-wheel chronograph, vertical clutch, and 60-hour reserve. All models feature a tachymeter scale on the bezel for calculating speed over a measured distance. Cases are stainless steel or ceramic depending on reference. The Moonwatch Professional retains a hesalite (acrylic) crystal on the standard model, matching the original Apollo specification — a sapphire sandwich version is also available. Every speedmaster moonwatch replica in this collection replicates the correct chronograph pusher feel, subdial spacing, and tachymeter graduation of its genuine counterpart.

How to Choose Your Speedmaster

If you want the purest Moonwatch experience, start with the Professional 3861 — manual-wind, hesalite crystal, the reference that went to the moon. For a modern automatic chronograph, the Dark Side of the Moon adds ceramic casing and self-winding convenience at 44.25mm. The Silver Snoopy is the collector’s choice with its animated caseback and blue colorway. Prefer a smaller case? The Speedmaster ’57 at 40.5mm delivers automatic chronograph functionality in vintage proportions. For a sport-forward aesthetic, the Racing line adds colored tachymeter accents. Beyond the Speedmaster, dive watches are covered by the Seamaster collection, dress-sport by the Constellation, and slim formal pieces by the De Ville.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Speedmaster called the Moonwatch?

NASA selected the Omega Speedmaster for all manned space missions after a series of qualification tests in 1965. The ST 105.003 survived extreme temperature swings, vibration, vacuum, and high-G forces that destroyed every other candidate. On July 21, 1969, Buzz Aldrin wore a Speedmaster on the lunar surface during Apollo 11. The “Moonwatch” nickname has been part of Omega’s branding ever since. The current Professional 3861 continues that lineage with the same 42mm case format and manual-wind chronograph layout.

What is the difference between Speedmaster hesalite and sapphire?

The standard Moonwatch Professional uses a hesalite (acrylic) crystal — the same material worn on the moon. It produces a warm, slightly domed appearance and can be polished to remove surface scratches. The sapphire sandwich variant adds a flat sapphire crystal on the front and a transparent sapphire caseback, making the Caliber 3861 visible. Hesalite is the purist’s choice; sapphire is the practical choice. Both are available on current-production omega speedmaster replica references.

Is the Dark Side of the Moon fully ceramic?

Yes. The Dark Side of the Moon features a monobloc case machined from a single block of black zirconium oxide ceramic. The bezel is also ceramic with a tachymeter scale. Ceramic is scratch-resistant, lighter than steel, and retains its matte finish permanently. The case measures 44.25mm in diameter. Inside, the Caliber 9300 is an automatic chronograph with column wheel, vertical clutch, and 60-hour power reserve — visible through the sapphire caseback.

What makes the Silver Snoopy Award special?

The Silver Snoopy Award 50th Anniversary (ref. 310.32.42.50.02.001) celebrates NASA’s award to Omega for the Speedmaster’s role in saving the Apollo 13 crew. The blue ceramic bezel and silver-blue dial distinguish it visually. The caseback is the highlight: an enameled Snoopy astronaut rides a Command Service Module that rotates once per minute, driven by the running seconds hand through a mechanical linkage. Limited production and strong collector demand make it one of the most sought-after modern Omega references.

Can I use a Speedmaster for diving?

The standard Speedmaster is rated to 50 meters water resistance — enough for rain and brief splashes but not suitable for swimming or diving. The tachymeter bezel does not rotate and serves a timing function, not a dive function. For water activities, the Seamaster collection starts at 150m with the Aqua Terra and goes to 600m with the Planet Ocean. The Speedmaster is designed for land-based and space-based timing applications.

Related Omega Collections

Explore more from our Omega lineup: Seamaster for dive watches rated to 600m, Constellation for the signature half-moon claw design, and De Ville for slim dress watches. Browse the full Replica Omega catalog for all models.