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I don't think it is a numbered Limited edition.
In Response To: Omega Speedmaster Professional "Moon to Mars" Watc ()


Hi Skip,

I don't think this is a either a limited edition or a numbered watch,

Here's a link to the TZ announcement of the model in April 2004

There is no mention of it being limited or numbered in this post & I have not read it anywhere either.


Several questions: 1) I notice initially these were Limited Edition
Can you let us know where you have this Info from. it is new to me

but only have a # on the case-not XXX-1000 for example. Do all examples have a # on the case or was the # discontinued by Omega at some point? This particular model is still in the Omega catalog but no mention of a # being on the case.
It depends what you mean by a number. The SERIAL number of the movement is on the back of 7 O'clock of all speedmasters made after about 1994 or so. That has nothing to do with it being a Moon-to-Mars watch.


2) Does anyone own this model without a #?
I don't own this model , Sorry.


3) Does anyone know what the number of units as/ will be for this model?
Nope,
Only Omega has this information & , with the exception of limited editions, they don't release this info to the general public.


4) Any information on this model/limited status would be appreciated.
I think I've written all I know about his model.
Here's a link to the Omega Online page for this watch But I'm sure you've seen this info.


Thanks in advance.

Skip

You're welcome.

Steve

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