Omega Speedmaster 2998 -61 bordeaux - Tropical "nipple" dial turned

- Tropical "nipple" dial turned to a honey color

in 1969 he launched his own signature brand

Rivals Breitling and Heuer-Leonidas brought their expertise in chronographs

Understated yet highly sophisticated

measuring 40 mm with a slim bezel and two crowns — one for setting the time and the other for the alarm

Omega Speedmaster 2998 -61 bordeaux - Tropical "nipple" dial turnedThe history of the Omega Speedmaster began in 1957, when it was introduced as a sports and motorsport chronograph. While it would later become inseparably linked to space exploration, the Speedmaster was originally designed for racing drivers and timing performance on the track. It also became the first chronograph to feature a tachymeter scale on an external bezel, rather than printed on the dial a defining design shift that improved legibility and