Omega · Family: Speedmaster
The Omega Speedmaster '57 332.10.41.51.01.001 is the 40.5mm steel tribute to the original 1957 Speedmaster, with a black dial, "Broad Arrow" hands, and a tachymeter-scale bezel. It runs the manually wound, in-house Co-Axial Master Chronometer Caliber 9906 with 60 hours of power reserve. Cazador has no verified price observations yet (n=0). Its standout detail: it revives the lug and "Broad Arrow" hand design of the 1957 model, before the Speedmaster adopted the "Professional" profile tied to NASA's lunar missions.
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The Speedmaster '57 pays tribute to reference CK2915, the first Speedmaster Omega launched in 1957 as a sport chronograph, before NASA selected it for crewed missions and the model evolved into the "Professional" profile we now associate with the Moon landings. That first generation had a different look: "Broad Arrow" hands, narrower lugs, and a polished-steel tachymeter bezel, without the screw-down crown or protected pushers that came later.
The current Speedmaster '57 line deliberately revives those first-generation visual codes, with a 40.5mm case that's more compact than the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, and a dial finished to mimic the aging of the original luminescent material.
At its core sits the in-house Caliber 9906, manually wound, with a Co-Axial escapement and METAS Master Chronometer certification, which demands magnetic resistance well beyond the standard COSC requirement in addition to the usual chronometric precision. With 60 hours of power reserve, the 9906 extends autonomy compared with the Speedmaster family's older manually wound calibers.
Within Cazador's catalog, this reference complements the Speedmaster Moonwatch references already present, showing the chronograph's other historical branch: the original 1957 design versus the "Professional" profile that became popular from the 1960s onward.
Cazador has no verified price observations for this reference (n=0 as of today). We do not publish estimates without our own sourced market data.
The '57 revives the first 1957 generation's design (Broad Arrow hands, narrow lugs, 40.5mm case), while the Moonwatch follows the "Professional" profile the family adopted from the 1960s onward, tied to NASA's lunar missions.
The in-house Caliber 9906, manually wound, with a Co-Axial escapement and METAS Master Chronometer certification, and 60 hours of power reserve.
A wide, arrow-shaped hour hand design characteristic of the original 1957 Speedmaster, which this model revives compared with the current Moonwatch's hands.
To 5 bar (50 meters) — enough for splashes and occasional swimming, below the water resistance of the brand's dive watches.
Yes, Caliber 9906 is METAS-certified as a Master Chronometer, a standard that adds magnetic-resistance testing on top of the usual chronometer certification.