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The Five Most Expensive Omega Watches Sold at Sotheby’s
Read on to learn more about the 5 most expensive Omega watches sold at Sotheby’s.
Omega continues to captivate collectors with its history of precision and innovative design. In 2024, several remarkable Omega watches commanded attention at auction, from iconic pieces like the Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow to sophisticated models such as the Moonshine Gold Speedmaster. Each watch reflects the brand's commitment to quality and craftsmanship. Explore the five most expensive Omega watches sold at auction since 2024.
The Most Expensive Omega Watches
Rank | Model | Notable Features | Price (USD) |
| 1 | Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Ref. 2915-2 (1959) | Early Speedmaster; Broad Arrow hands; Caliber 321 movement; 38mm steel case | $56,000 |
| 2 | Omega Speedmaster “Silver Snoopy Award” Ref. 311.32.42.30.04.003 (2016) | Limited to 1,970 pieces; Super-LumiNova Snoopy dial; blue enamel caseback medallion | $39,000 |
| 3 | Omega Cioccolatone Ref. 3903 (1950) | Platinum case; baguette diamond-set dial; “chocolate-square” design; only two known | $38,400 |
| 4 | Omega Speedmaster Ref. 31060425010001 (2023) | Moonshine Gold case; green sunburst dial; worn at Met Gala; complete set | $28,800 |
| 5 | Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Ref. 310.60.42.50.10.001 (2022) | 18k yellow gold case; calibre 3861 movement; green dial; sapphire-crystal back | $27,600 |
Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Reference 2915-2 Circa 1959, 50,800 CHF
The Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Reference 2915-2 Circa 1959 sold for 50,800 CHF in May 2024. Introduced in 1957, the Speedmaster became the first chronograph designed specifically for professional use, with the Reference 2915 establishing a legacy that endures to this day. The 2915-2 shares nearly identical features with its predecessor, the 2915-1, showcasing the same robust stainless steel case and the iconic Broad Arrow hands, with the only difference being the case back number.
This particular example exemplifies the early production nuances that make the 2915 series so distinctive. Variations in bezel typography, such as flat versus rounded "3s" and differing serif styles, add to its allure. With its 38mm stainless steel case, black dial, and Caliber 321 manual-winding movement, this watch reflects a perfect blend of durability and precision.
Omega Speedmaster Silver Snoopy Award Reference 311.32.42.30.04.003 Circa 2016, 304,800 HKD
The Omega Speedmaster "Silver Snoopy Award" Reference 311.32.42.30.04.003 Circa 2016 sold for 304,800 HKD in April 2024. Released to mark the 45th anniversary of the Apollo XIII mission, this limited edition Speedmaster is a tribute to the legacy of space exploration and the iconic Silver Snoopy award given by NASA. With only 1,970 pieces produced, this watch features a white dial adorned with a Super-LumiNova Snoopy character, alongside the playful inscriptions “Failure is not an option” and “What could you do in 14 seconds?”. The stainless steel case and the striking blue enamel case back medallion make this timepiece a truly unique collector’s item.
This special edition Speedmaster perfectly blends Omega’s rich history with a pop culture icon, appealing to both watch enthusiasts and space history fans. The design’s charming tribute to Snoopy’s role in the Apollo XIII mission adds an element of whimsy to the watch’s technical prowess. With its limited production, distinctive Snoopy medallion on the back, and accompanying accessories—including the Omega International Warranty, Limited Edition Certificate, and presentation box—this watch remains a highly coveted piece among collectors.
Omega Cioccolatone Reference 3903 Circa 1950, 38,400 USD
The Omega Cioccolatone Reference 3903 Circa 1950 sold for 38,400 USD in December 2024. A true embodiment of the Mid-century Modern design movement, the Omega 3903 features a bold, rounded square case, which was considered oversized for its time. This daring design was a standout fashion statement in the 1950s, characterized by clean lines and geometric shapes that defined the era’s watchmaking aesthetic. Nicknamed ‘Cioccolatone’ by collectors, this timepiece takes its name from the thin chocolate squares that were popular in Italy, adding a touch of whimsy to its otherwise sophisticated form.
The present example is particularly rare, crafted in platinum, with only two known examples of this precious metal variant ever appearing on the market. The platinum case is complemented by a baguette diamond-set dial, elevating the design to a higher level of luxury. Powered by the self-winding cal. 342 movement, this ‘Cioccolatone’ represents a rare intersection of wearable design and horological history, making it a coveted piece for collectors. Its rarity and historical significance underscore its place as a standout in Omega’s rich legacy.
Omega Speedmaster Reference 31060425010001 Circa 2023, 28,800 USD
The Omega Speedmaster Reference 31060425010001 Circa 2023 sold for 28,800 USD in June 2024. The Omega Speedmaster, an iconic timepiece with a legacy rooted in space exploration, has always held a special place in horological history, particularly models crafted from solid gold. Omega's decision to release a Moonshine Gold Speedmaster Professional with a sunburst green dial and bezel in 2022 continued the brand's tradition of creating remarkable, limited-edition pieces. The striking color combination quickly captivated collectors and enthusiasts, with the watch making its debut on the wrist of Ryan Reynolds at the 2022 Met Gala, further solidifying its cultural significance.
This example, retailed in 2023, is in excellent condition and comes with its complete set of accessories. Its inclusion of the Moonshine Gold case and unique dial design makes it a standout in the Speedmaster family, offering both exceptional craftsmanship and modern appeal. With its blend of heritage and innovation, this Speedmaster continues to be a coveted collector’s piece, symbolizing Omega’s ongoing commitment to both tradition and cutting-edge design.
Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Reference 310.60.42.50.10.001 Circa 2022, 216,000 HKD
The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch Reference 310.60.42.50.10.001 Circa 2022 sold for 216,000 HKD in October 2024. The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch, a symbol of space exploration and innovation, has long been celebrated for its connection to the Apollo missions. In 2022, Omega introduced a striking version crafted in 18k yellow gold, featuring a vibrant green dial. This luxurious timepiece combines the legacy of the iconic Moonwatch with a modern, opulent twist, making it a unique and sought-after addition to the Speedmaster collection.
This yellow gold chronograph is powered by the calibre 3861 movement, which is renowned for its precision and reliability. The watch's 42mm case, paired with its elegant green dial and matching 18k yellow gold bracelet, offers a sophisticated aesthetic that seamlessly blends heritage and contemporary design. The addition of a sapphire crystal display back allows the wearer to appreciate the intricacies of the mechanical movement, further enhancing its appeal among collectors and enthusiasts. With limited availability and exceptional craftsmanship, this Speedmaster remains a highly coveted model within the Omega family.
Frequently Asked Questions About Omega Watches
Why are Omega watches so popular?
Omega is celebrated for its precision, innovation, and enduring design. The brand’s rich legacy includes milestones such as the first watch on the Moon, NASA flight certification, and record-setting chronometer accuracy. Its blend of technological mastery and accessible luxury has made Omega a cornerstone of modern watch collecting.
What makes the Omega Speedmaster so iconic?
The Speedmaster earned legendary status as the first watch worn on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Its chronograph functionality, durability, and timeless design have cemented its reputation as one of the most recognizable watches in the world. Variants such as the “Moonwatch” and “Silver Snoopy Award” editions continue to capture collectors’ imaginations.
What is the rarest Omega watch?
Among the rarest are early Speedmaster references like the 2915-1 and 2915-2 Broad Arrow, along with special-edition pieces such as the platinum Cioccolatone Ref. 3903. Due to low production numbers and historical significance, these models often achieve record-breaking auction results.
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