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Speedmaster Racing Co-Axial

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The Omega Speedmaster Racing Co-Axial brings motorsport heritage into the Speedmaster family, drawing inspiration from Omega’s long-standing ties to professional racing. This 40mm model is notable for its distinctive “racing” minute track, a nod to vintage Speedmasters from the 1960s, and a more compact, wearable case size compared to the classic Moonwatch. Collectors appreciate its blend of sporty aesthetics and technical refinement, positioning it as a contemporary alternative for those who want Speedmaster DNA with a twist.

Key references in this line include the 326.30.40.50.01.001 (black dial, steel bracelet) and its various dial and strap variants. All feature the automatic Caliber 3330 with column wheel chronograph and Omega’s signature Co-Axial escapement, offering a 52-hour power reserve and date complication—features not found on the manual-wind Moonwatch. Water resistance is rated at 100 meters, adding versatility for daily wear. Dial colors and strap options affect collectibility and price, with limited editions and rare colorways commanding a premium.

When evaluating this model, check for original bracelets, full set (box and papers), and service history, as the Co-Axial movement benefits from regular maintenance. The Racing Co-Axial line doesn’t suffer the same aftermarket or counterfeit issues as vintage Speedmasters, but dial condition and completeness (especially for discontinued variants) can drive value. This is a smart option for buyers seeking a modern, automatic Speedmaster with racing pedigree and everyday practicality.

MovementAutomatic
Caliber3330
Case MaterialStainless Steel
Case Size40mm

What owners love

  • The 40mm case size wears comfortably on a wide range of wrists, offering a more versatile and modern alternative to the classic Moonwatch proportions.
  • The multi-layered dial with applied indices and subtle pops of color gives the chronograph a sportier, more contemporary look that stands out from other Speedmasters.
  • The Caliber 3330 movement, with its column wheel and co-axial escapement, is praised for its reliable chronograph action and improved service intervals over older models.

Common Criticisms

  • The date window placement at 6 o’clock often disrupts the dial symmetry and is a frequent point of criticism among owners.
  • The bracelet’s polished center links are prone to scratches and tend to pick up fingerprints, making the watch look worn quickly.
  • The watch wears thicker than expected for its diameter, causing it to feel slightly top-heavy on the wrist.

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