Omega · Family: Speedmaster
The Omega Speedmaster Super Racing (ref. 329.30.44.51.01.003) introduced the Spirate System in 2023, a new silicon balance spring architecture Omega presents as the next leap in precision after the Co-Axial escapement. As of August 2026, Cazador has 0 verified price observations; the launch price was CHF 10,200. Its differential trait: a 0/+2 seconds-per-day accuracy rating, stricter than the standard Master Chronometer spec of 0/+5 seconds.
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When Omega introduced the Co-Axial escapement in 1999, devised by watchmaker George Daniels to reduce friction and the need for lubrication, it laid the groundwork for a chain of innovations that led the brand to develop its own in-house calibers (2007), add antimagnetic silicon balance springs (2008), and finally create the Master Chronometer certification with the independent Swiss body METAS in 2015. The Speedmaster Super Racing, introduced in 2023, adds the next link to that chain: the Spirate System.
The name Spirate combines "spiral" and "rate" and describes a new, patent-pending Si14 silicon balance spring architecture designed to allow ultra-fine rate adjustments. Thanks to this system, Omega certifies the Super Racing to an accuracy of 0/+2 seconds per day, a stricter margin than the 0/+5 required by the standard Master Chronometer spec applied across the rest of its catalog.
The design of the 44.25mm steel case pays tribute to the 2013 Seamaster Aqua Terra "Bumblebee," the black-and-yellow watch that introduced Caliber 8508, the first to combine the Co-Axial escapement with a silicon balance spring and non-ferromagnetic components resistant to 15,000 gauss. The fixed ceramic bezel with a yellow enamel tachymeter scale and the black grid-textured dial revive that color palette.
Beneath the dial sits Caliber 9920, an in-house automatic chronograph with a column wheel, vertical clutch, and twin barrel, delivering 60 hours of power reserve. The three-link steel bracelet comes with an additional black-and-yellow NATO strap for hot days. Available since August 2023 as part of the permanent collection, at a launch price of CHF 10,200.
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It's a new, patent-pending Si14 silicon balance spring architecture that allows ultra-fine rate adjustments to the movement, first introduced in 2023 on the Speedmaster Super Racing.
No. The Speedmaster Super Racing launched as part of Omega's permanent collection from August 2023, not as a numbered piece.
0/+2 seconds per day, a stricter margin than the standard Master Chronometer spec, which is 0/+5 seconds per day.
The Super Racing's black-and-yellow design pays tribute to the 2013 Aqua Terra "Bumblebee," Omega's first watch with non-ferromagnetic components resistant to 15,000 gauss.
Caliber 9920, an in-house automatic chronograph with a column wheel, vertical clutch, and twin barrel, delivering 60 hours of power reserve.
It's rated to 50 meters, enough for daily wear but not built as a dive watch.