Swiss. Stainless steel. In 1969, Omega introduced the Speedmaster Mark II to represent a bold, post-Apollo evolution for the brand, introducing a modern, tonneau-shaped case design that diverged from the traditional straight-lug aesthetics of the Moonwatch. At its heart beats the manual-wind Calibre 861. This specific example, bearing serial number 27324214, dates back to the dawn of the Mark II era, featuring the iconic three-sub dial layout at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock. Complete with its original Omega box, hang tag, and a recent service receipt, this piece is a "turn-key" collector’s item. C. 1969. Marked, "145.014", on inner caseback. Marked with serial number, "27324214", on movement. 41mm x 45mm. Swiss. In 1969, Omega introduced the Speedmaster Mark II to represent a bold, post-Apollo evolution for the brand, introducing a modern, tonneau-shaped case design that diverged from the traditional straight-lug aesthetics of the Moonwatch. At its heart beats the manual-wind Calibre 861. This specific example, bearing serial number 27324214, dates back to the dawn of the Mark II era, featuring the iconic three-sub dial layout at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock. Complete with its original Omega box, hang tag, and a recent service receipt, this piece is a "turn-key" collector’s item. C. 1969. Marked, "145.014", on inner caseback. Marked with serial number, "27324214", on movement.

Case shows evidence of polish. The watch was observed to be running at the time of cataloguing. It has not been tested for timekeeping accuracy and may require adjustment.