Omega Speedmaster Split‑Seconds 3540.50.00 Prices & Listings

The Omega Speedmaster collection began as a racing chronograph in 1957, And became a legend as the “Moonwatch” in 1969 with the first moon landing. With a variety of movements, Designs that encompass both classic and modern times, High reliability and symbolism, And outstanding value retention, It is a collection that is considered an “icon of the watch world” by both watch enthusiasts and collectors. The Omega Speedmaster Split-Seconds 3540.50.00 is a model from the mid-1900s that features a split-seconds (rattrapante) chronograph function, A rarity in the Speedmaster lineup. The 42.25 mm stainless steel case and bracelet, Along with the futuristic black carbon dial, Make a strong impression. The split-seconds chronograph is a complex function in which two second hands move simultaneously, One is stopped to measure intermediate times, And then rejoins, Making it ideal for professional timekeeping. This function is operated by a separate pusher at 10 o’clock. Equipped with the COSC-certified automatic caliber 3600, It has a power reserve of approximately 44 hours and is water-resistant to 100 meters. The three-dimensional texture of the carbon dial, The harmony of the steel case, And the unique design of the three rectangular pushers maximize the futuristic sensibility of the Speedmaster. By adopting a case shape similar to the X-33, The atmosphere of a watch for pilots and space exploration is further emphasized. It is consistently popular among watch enthusiasts due to its complex chronograph function, Rarity, And technical perfection. The dynamic and modern sensibility of the black carbon dial deeply conveys the charm of the Speedmaster, Where cutting-edge technology and tradition coexist.