About the Omega Speedmaster 38
Omega introduced the Speedmaster 38 to extend the Speedmaster family beyond its classic 42 mm proportions, offering the same chronograph complication and racing-inspired design language in a more versatile 38 mm case size. The line is powered by Co-Axial movement technology, a system developed with watchmaker George Daniels and adopted by Omega to reduce friction and improve long-term accuracy and service intervals. Key references in this collection include the charitable Orbis Edition with its distinctive blue dial, two-tone yellow gold and stainless steel models, and diamond-set mother-of-pearl dial variants that position the Speedmaster 38 firmly in the luxury sport-chic segment. The collection bridges Omega's motorsport heritage with everyday elegance, making it a popular choice for buyers seeking a Speedmaster that wears comfortably on a wide range of wrist sizes.
What to Look For
When shopping Speedmaster 38 references, pay close attention to dial material and case metal combination, as these factors drive the most significant price differences across the line: stainless steel models with silver dials such as ref. 324.30.38.50.02.001 represent the entry point, while diamond-set mother-of-pearl dials like ref. 324.30.38.50.55.001 and two-tone steel and yellow gold configurations command a premium. The Orbis Edition ref. 324.30.38.50.03.002 carries additional collectibility as a limited charitable release with its signature blue dial, appealing to buyers who want both horological substance and philanthropic provenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the case size of the Omega Speedmaster 38?
As the name indicates, the Omega Speedmaster 38 features a 38 mm case diameter, making it notably more compact than the classic 42 mm Speedmaster Professional. This size appeals to buyers with smaller wrists or those who prefer a sleeker profile while still wearing a true Speedmaster chronograph.
What movement powers the Omega Speedmaster 38?
The Speedmaster 38 references in this collection are equipped with Omega Co-Axial chronograph movements, which use the Co-Axial escapement to reduce lubricant degradation and improve long-term timekeeping consistency. This technology is a hallmark of modern Omega manufacture calibers and is a key reason collectors value the line.
Are the Omega Speedmaster 38 watches for sale at Bizak and Co. brand new?
Yes, every Speedmaster 38 listed in this collection at Bizak and Co. is brand new, meaning you receive the watch in unworn condition complete with manufacturer packaging and documentation. All pieces are authenticated before sale and are ready to ship, so you can buy with confidence.
Buy, trade, or sell. Contact Bizak & Co. for pricing and availability on any reference in this collection.