Stainless steel OMEGA ref. 145.012 Speedmaster Professional chronograph wristwatch issued to NAAFI. Made 1968

Stainless steel OMEGA ref. 145.012 Speedmaster Professional chronograph wristwatch issued to NAAFI. Made 1968The 145. 012 launched in 1967 was the last Speedmaster launched to be powered by the calibre 321, Lemania, manual winding chronograph movement and an example of this reference was worn by Michael Collins and several other astronauts on the later Apollo missions. Brand: OMEGA Made: 1968 Model: Speedmaster Reference: 145. 012 Calibre: 321 Movement: Manual Material: Stainless steel Features complications: Chronograph Dial: Black matt dial with luminous

Introduced in the early 1940s

Accessories: Certificate

Dial: Dial with outer minute track and Tachymetre scale featuring subsidiary dials for the constant seconds

Features/complications: White bezel insert and quick date function

Features/complications: Scallop shaped case with enamel and pearl set flower design

Dial: Silvered dial featuring polished applied Arabic and arrow hour indices and Dauphine hands with subsidary dial at 6 o'clock

The Ceinture was so named because the case is shaped like a belt’s buckle (ceinture is the French word for belt) with a very interesting square case featuring corners that appear to be “cut

Bracelet/strap: Stainless steel bracelet

International Warranty card

The line was later extended to include some lady's watches

It was subsequently selected and certified to become the official NASA wristwatch for EVA (Extravehicular activity - is any activity done by an astronaut or cosmonaut outside a spacecraft beyond the Earth's appreciable atmosphere) activities

One side featuring printed roman numerals and one featuring applied baton hour markers