OMEGA Speedmaster Mark IV 176.009 42mm SS Black Dial — USD 4,122

The collaboration between Rolex and Comex is very famous, but the diving watches addicts know very well that the Omega Seamaster has also been tested and used by Comex from the late 1960’s to the 1970’s. The Seamaster 300 has been the choice of many of the world’s most famous divers over the years.

Hi everyone, As recently member of this forum, I thought I could share with you a small review of a watch I love, my Speedmaster Professional Mark IV. This model has been produced from 1973 to 1974, ref ST.176.009, in the straight line of the "Mark X" series, which main visual characteristics is the

I love that watch and have seen it with strap only for a long time... I like this dial which looks very technical to me, the combination of shades of grey, the specific hands for the chronograph etc... Have nice beginning of week Cheers, Mark

Hey everyone, As we are beeing presented a reedition of the Mark II as pre-basleworld 2014 novelty, I thought we could make a kind of little roll-call of Mark XX Speeds. I have this watch since it was bought new (It was my father's before beeing mine). I love the design, the quality of the materials

As a loving owner of a Speedy Mark IV, I always have a look at what Omega does and one thing I noticed this year is that we've been offered several Liquidmetal dials and even a two-tone ceramic bezel. Here are the pictures I gathered from Omega. You can find "live" picture that Jocke has posted here

The year 1969 was a turning point for humanity: for the first time, the man managed to break free of gravity to explore space. Astronauts - who did pioneering work in setting foot on the moon - wore Omega Speedmaster chronographs. The same year, Omega presented the Speedmaster Mark II ref. 145.014,