Lot #AN3870 – Omega Speedmaster Professional Alaska Project Watch 311.32.42.30.04.001

Price $12,000.00

Brand:  Omega
Model:  Speedmaster Professional Alaska Project – Limited edition of 1970 watches, circa 2008
Reference:  #311.32.42.30.04.001 or #31132423004001 or #311-32-42-30-04-001
Diameter:  42mm
Dial Color:  White with 3 sub-dials
Case Material:  Stainless steel
Bezel Material:  Stainless steel
Case Back:  Solid case back engraved Alaska Project Limited Series – Flight-Qualified By NASA For All Manned Space Missions with the edition number XXXX / 1970
Movement:  Manual wind
Functions:  Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph
Band:  Stainless steel Omega bracelet and white Omega leather NATO band
Box:  Yes
Papers / Warranty card:  Yes
Accessories:  Extra Omega leather NATO strap, anodized aluminium thermal shield for extreme weather
Condition:  The watch has superficial scratches due to normal wear and age.  The anodized aluminium thermal shield has a couple of small dings on the bottom edge.  The overall condition of the watch is good.  Running at the time of inspection, however not checked for accuracy nor water resistance/proofness.  An overhaul is always recommended for used watches.
Special Notes:  The Omega Speedmaster Professional Alaska Project reference 311.32.42.30.04.001 was released in 2008.  It was modeled after a prototype Omega Speedmaster Professional made for NASA astronauts.
Last Know Retail (Approximate):  NA

In 1848, Louis Brandt founded La Generale Watch Co. in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.  In 1903, he changed the name to Louis Brandt et Frere – Omega Watch & Co which was changed once more to the current Omega SA in 1982.  Throughout it’s rich history, Omega was chosen as the official watch for Britain’s Royal Flying Corps in 1917, the US Army in 1918, and most famously for NASA in 1969.  Some of Omega’s most well known models are – Omega Speedmaster Professional, Omega Speedmaster, Omega Seamaster, Omega Constellation, Omega De Ville, Omega Dynamic, Omega Flightmaster, and Omega Railmaster.  Not as widely known, Omega even created a Tourbillon in 1947.