Omega

Speedmaster Professional Missions Gemini VIII

Ref.3597.06

Released in 1997, the "Speedmaster Missions" is a special collection celebrating the historical missions of NASA's space program. The Ref. 3597.06 is a model commemorating the Gemini 8 mission, which took place in 1966. With the achievement of the first successful docking between two spacecraft as its backdrop, this watch is an attractive collector's item that symbolizes the Speedmaster's deep-rooted history in space exploration.

Equipped with the manual-winding "Cal. 1861" movement, this model features a power reserve of approximately 48 hours. Carrying on the legacy of the Speedmaster used by NASA astronauts, it combines reliable practicality with significant historical background. Featuring a special dial design symbolizing the Gemini 8 mission, as well as the inherent rarity of the Missions Collection, this is a must-have piece for any Speedmaster enthusiast.

This timepiece features a stainless steel case paired with a black dial, embodying the bold and sharp design characteristic of the Speedmaster. It maintains the classic chronograph aesthetic, with three sub-dials arranged in perfect balance for superior legibility. The small seconds sub-dial at the 9 o’clock position features the Gemini 8 mission emblem, providing a unique, special touch that distinguishes it from standard models.