Omega Speedmaster 38
Omega has updated its Speedmaster 38 collection with seven new references for 2026, shifting the design towards a sportier aesthetic reminiscent of the Speedmaster Professional. These updates include circular sub-dials, a squared date window, a thicker bezel with a dot-over-ninety detail, and a five-link bracelet inspired by the Moonwatch. The collection aims to offer a smaller, automatic alternative to the Professional model, though it utilizes COSC-certified movements rather than METAS Master Chronometer certification.
- Updated for 2026
- Seven new references
- Available in various dial colors and case materials
- Black dial reference is dateless
- Price range: £5,500 – £11,000
The updated Speedmaster 38 collection features a thicker bezel with a dot-over-ninety detail, referencing Speedmasters from pre-1970.
The black dial reference is the only dateless version, aligning it closer to original Reduced models and the Professional.
The watch measures 38mm x 44.96mm x 14.73mm with 18mm lugs, making it thicker than the manual-wound Speedmaster Professional due to its automatic chronograph movement.
The sub-dials have transitioned from oval to circular, and the date window has been squared off, creating a sharper aesthetic.
The movements, Calibres 3330 and 3332, are COSC-certified chronometers, not METAS Master Chronometers.
The five-link steel bracelet is inspired by the Moonwatch bracelet.