09/04/2026
The Speedmaster 38 has always offered a more compact take on Omega’s legendary chronograph, but its latest redesign brings it noticeably closer to the classic Speedmaster formula.
Omega has introduced seven new references, with updates throughout the case, dial, bezel, and bracelet. On the black-dial steel model, that means a wider aluminum bezel with the traditional Dot-Over-Ninety detail, sharper tapered lugs, circular subdials, and a matte black dial that gives the watch a much stronger Moonwatch resemblance. It’s also the only model of the seven to go completely date-free.
The bracelet has been reworked as well, combining vertically brushed main links with narrow polished intermediary links and Omega’s comfort-release adjustment system.
Powering the black-dial version is the new Calibre 3332, while the six date-equipped models receive the Calibre 3330. Both are automatic Co-Axial chronograph movements, COSC-certified, and offer a 52-hour power reserve.
With 100 meters of water resistance rounding out the package, the updated Speedmaster 38 takes a familiar formula and gives it a cleaner, more traditional Speedmaster look without losing the smaller 38mm proportions that set it apart.
Is this the best version of the Speedmaster 38 yet?
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