Omega, Speedmaster, Professional, Mark II, "Racing Dial", chronograph, ca 1974.
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Case size: 41,5 mm
Material: steel
Movement: manual, caliber 861
Year: circa 1974
Crystal: mineral crystal
Bracelet: original bracelet, folding clasp, ref. 1162/1/173
Reference number: ST 145.0014
Serial number: 32'195'106
Case number: 145.014
Wear due to age and use.
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Introduced in 1969, the Omega Speedmaster Mark II was the first significant redesign of the iconic Speedmaster since its inception. Housed in a robust, tonneau-shaped stainless steel case, the reference ST 145.014 embodies the bold spirit of the era while maintaining the professional tool-watch heritage of its predecessor.
This particular variant, known among collectors as the “Racing Dial,” stands out with its high-contrast minute track, vibrant orange accents, and applied luminous markers – all designed to enhance legibility at a glance. Beneath the mineral crystal ticks the manually wound calibre 861, the workhorse movement that replaced the legendary calibre 321 and powered many Speedmasters during the Apollo era.