: I am speaking about the reference 145002 from the 70´s, the one
: you mention is much newer and a completely different, please
: read the question so you can help
: thanks

I would be interested in your tabulation of what is different about this watch and a 145.022.

Sorry -- you are wrong. You can still buy a 145.0022 today. And the watch I showed you is exactly what you asked about.

While the identifier of the watch has changed due to changes in Omega's nomeclature, the 145.0022 is basically identical to today's model 3570 (which is a PIC number). Omega lists it as for sale since 1968. Yes, details have been changed, but the movement is the same except for changing to rhodium plating in 1996 or so, adding a jewel in 1993 and a Delrin (instead of metal) chronograph brake since about 1980, and the dial and hand changes have been subtle. The bracelet has been upgraded several times, all of which are interchangeable. The case parts are interchangeable.

The 145.0022 a CASE reference number, of a hesalite crystalled, 861 or 1861 (rhodium plated) movement calibre watch which has had a variety of casebacks with different engravings, changes in which Omega did not bother to note with new case or PIC numbers. Technically, it refers to the strap version of the watch; the bracelet version is 345.0022. Omega simply began referring to the 145.0022/345.0022 as the 3570 when they began using seven digit PICs to sell watches.

See this page from the Omega website's "Omega Vintage Database" -- emphasis added

Speedmaster - "Moon Watch"

Gents' metal bracelet
Reference

ST 145.0022

International collection
1968

Movement
Type: Manual winding (mechanical)
Caliber number: 861
Created in 1968
17 jewels until 1992
18 jewels since 1993
Formerly called "27 CHRO C12"
Used on second generation "moon watches"

Functions
Tachymeter, Chronograph

Case
Stainless steel

Case back
Screw-in
Full metal
Dial
Mat black with luminous hour markers and luminous white “stick ” hands.

Crystal
Armoured hesalite

Bracelet
Stainless steel (attached)

Water resistance
50 meters
This watch may have existed with different dials.
More product information
Case : round (14.4 x 42 mm), with screw-in crown
Size between case lugs : 20 mm
Bezel : stainless steel with inserted black aluminium tachometer ring.

International Collection : since 1968

Swiss retail price (1974) : CHF 540.-
Swiss retail price (1975) : CHF 600.-
Swiss retail price (2006) : CHF 3'300.-

(Ref. PIC 3570.50.00)

JLM

The watch I showed you photos of was a 1998 variation of the above watch with broad arrow hands, a dial without "Professional" and an applied Omega symbol, a silver bezel and a different caseback. It is otherwise identical and precisely fits the criteria you stated. Known as the 1957 Replica, the basic 3570/145.0022 Moonwatch was altered to resemble the original Speedmaster as issued in 1957 with a silver bezel and "broad arrow" hands.

This is the watch that came in the Speedmaster MISSIONS suitcase.

Speedmaster - Replica

Gents' metal bracelet
Reference
ST 345.0222

International collection
1998

Movement
Type: Manual winding (mechanical)
Caliber number: 1861
Created in 1996
18 jewels
Rhodium-plated version of cal. 861, with "Geneva" waves
Used on third generation "moon watches"

Functions
Tachymeter, Chronograph

Case
Stainless steel

Case back
Screw-in
Full metal
Dial
With luminous hour markers and luminous "broad arrow" hands

Crystal
Armoured hesalite

Bracelet
Stainless steel

Water resistance
50 meters

This watch may have existed with different dials.
More product information
This watch style commemorates the 150th. Anniversary of OMEGA in the Speedmaster Collection, it was inspirated by the first Speedmaster of 1957 (ref. CK 2915) with SS bezel, "broad arrow" hands, and applied Omega symbol on the dial.
PIC ref. 3594.50.00 (or 3598.50.00 with "Replica" engraved on the outside case back if the piece comes from one of the 40 Speedmaster Missions briefcases enclosing each 23 watches).
Case : round (38,8mm diameter)
Size between case lugs : 20 mm
International Collection : 1998-2001
Swiss retail price (2001) : CHF 3'200.-
Also available on leather strap (PIC 3894.50.37, CHF 3'200.-) and in a limited and numbered series of 150 pieces, 18K yellow gold on gold (BS 345.0052 or PIC 3193.50.00, CHF 16'500.-) and 18K yellow gold on leather (BS 145.0052 or PIC 3693.50.00, CHF 7'600.-), both with caliber 1863.
JLM

To my knowledge, this is the only instance of a manual Speedmaster with "broad arrow" hands. There have been many automatic Speedmasters with broad arrow hands.