Omega - Speedmaster Mark II - 176.002 - Men - 1970-1979

Omega Speedmaster Professional Mark III, reference 176.002 — the model that in 1971 became the first to introduce automatic winding within the Speedmaster line, powered by caliber 1040. This example features the black dial with baton hour markers and luminescent hands, outer tachymeter scale, two sub-dials and date window at 3 o'clock, housed in the distinctive large tonneau ("pilot") case (approx. 41 mm wide, 52 mm lug-to-lug). The watch sits on its stainless steel bracelet with an Omega-signed clasp (reference 1162). The watch is in good, working condition: the chronograph functions correctly and resets smoothly, the hands and calendar run as they should, and the case shows no damage to crystal or dial. The watch comes with an Omega presentation box (see photos). Specifications Brand: Omega Model: Speedmaster Professional Mark III Reference: 176.002 Movement: Automatic, caliber 1040 (chronograph) Case material: Stainless steel Case diameter: 41 mm (wide) / approx. 52 mm lug-to-lug Dial color: Black Functions: Chronograph, date Bracelet: Original stainless steel bracelet, signed clasp Year of manufacture: Around 1971–1973 Box/papers: Modern Omega presentation box (no original papers) Condition: Good, fully functional

Estimate:£2,200.01

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