Omega has updated its Speedmaster 38mm collection with seven new models, visually aligning them closer to the Speedmaster Moonwatch. Key changes include the adoption of round subdials, a simplified bezel with the "dot over ninety" detail, and a five-link bracelet similar to the Moonwatch. The collection offers various dial colors and material combinations, including steel, two-tone, and diamond-set bezels.
- Seven new models replace the outgoing Speedmaster 38mm lineup.
- The black-dial variant draws inspiration from the classic Moonwatch.
- Oval subdials have been replaced with round registers.
- The bezel features a wider insert with the "dot over ninety" tachymeter numbering.
- The collection includes steel, steel with gold accents, and diamond-set bezel variants.
- The updated bracelet is a five-link design inspired by the Moonwatch.
- Models feature either Caliber 3330 (with date) or Caliber 3332 (no-date).
- All movements are COSC chronometer certified.
The new design language returns to more Moonwatch-adjacent styling, with oval subdials removed and a more traditional bezel insert.
The refreshed collection brings the Speedmaster 38mm even closer to the legendary Moonwatch, particularly one specific version with a black no-date dial.
The new black-dial Speedmaster 38 resembles the Speedmaster Reduced 3510.50, featuring an applied metal Omega logo and white baton hands on a matte black dial.
The most obvious change is the replacement of oval subdials with conventional round registers, bringing it visually closer to the wider Speedmaster family.
The new bezel is thicker and more prominent, aligning with the Moonwatch and introducing the dot-over-ninety detail.
The new Speedmaster 38 is presented as a smaller, automatic Moonwatch equivalent, rather than a direct revival of the Speedmaster Reduced.
The Speedmaster "Reduced" (1988-2010) left such an impression that Omega has revived it with seven new variants for late 2026.
The new Omega Speedmaster 38 range is presented as a proper successor to the beloved Speedmaster Reduced, offering a Moonwatch aesthetic in a smaller, automatic package.