Omega Speedmaster Apollo 15 Full Set Limited to 1971

Released in 2006, this limited-edition watch marks 35 years since the historic Apollo 15 mission, a mission that redefined lunar exploration. Apollo 15 wasn’t just another trip to the Moon—it introduced the Lunar Roving Vehicle, allowing astronauts to travel farther than ever before across the Moon’s surface.

Omega, already deeply tied to NASA’s space program, captured that pioneering spirit in this commemorative Speedmaster. The watch features the classic 42mm stainless steel case, staying faithful to the original Moonwatch design worn during space missions.

But what truly sets it apart is the dial. At the 9 o’clock subdial, you’ll find the Apollo 15 mission patch—three stylized birds flying over the Hadley Rille. It’s a subtle detail, yet it carries immense historical significance, connecting the wearer directly to that moment in time.

The watch is powered by the manual-winding caliber 1861 movement, a descendant of the movement that accompanied astronauts into space. It’s robust, reliable, and intentionally traditional—because sometimes, the best technology is the one proven under the most extreme conditions.

Turn the watch over, and the caseback tells its own story. Engravings commemorate the Apollo 15 mission, alongside the limited-edition number, reminding you that this isn’t just a watch—it’s a collectible piece of history.

The hesalite crystal, another nod to the original Moonwatch, reinforces its authenticity. Every element of this timepiece is deliberate, rooted in heritage and purpose.

Wearing the Speedmaster Apollo 15 “35th Anniversary” is like carrying a fragment of space exploration with you. It represents courage, innovation, and the human desire to go beyond what’s known.

Because in the end, this watch doesn’t just measure time—it remembers it.