1964 “Ed White” Speedmaster Ref. 105.003 Pre-Moon Pre-Professional No Crown Guards Straight Lugs Case Applied Logo Dial, Hands and Correct Bezel On NATO Strap
This is the Omega Speedmaster worn by Ed White, the American Astronaut who was the first man ever to walk in Space during his EVA (Extra Vehicular Activity) space walk on the NASA Gemini IV mission in June 1965. It is therefore, the first watch worn in Space and is also the Speedmaster model tested and chosen by NASA in preparation for all the Apollo missions and as such, some time later in 1965, the Speedmasters acquired the “Professional” name on the dial but this model pre-dates that as it was the exact model chosen for the tests. It is a highly desirable and highly collectible wristwatch which is still a classic today. Very nice size, slightly smaller than the later Speedmasters because of its straight lug (not the later twisted lug) case. Original dial (with applied metal Omega symbol/logo)
1964 “Ed White” Speedmaster Ref. 105.003 Pre-Moon Pre-Professional No Crown Guards Straight Lugs Case Applied Logo Dial, Hands and Correct Bezel On NATO Strap
Movement:
Omega Cal. 321 Manual Winding Chronograph Movement
Case:
Omega Screw-Back Case Ref 105.003 with Near Perfect Seamonster Logo and Signed Omega Crown
Dial:
Original Omega Speedmaster Stepped Dial with Applied Metal Omega Logo and Orignal Hands
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