Omega launches compact 38mm Speedmaster line styled after the Moonwatch
Omega unveiled a new 38-mm Speedmaster collection that mirrors the Moonwatch design, offering a compact option for smaller wrists.
Omega’s latest Speedmaster range consists of seven 38-mm watches that aim to satisfy owners of slimmer wrists. All models feature round sub-dials and a thicker “Dot-Over-Ninety” bezel, aligning them closely with the classic Moonwatch aesthetic. The lineup is split between two self-winding calibers: the Caliber 3330 drives six references that include a date function, while the Caliber 3332 powers a black-dial, date-less version positioned as the most affordable Moonwatch-style option at $6,500.
A special “cappuccino” variant combines an ivory dial, brown PVD-coated sub-dials, stainless steel case and an 18K Sedna gold bezel, priced at $11,700. Compared with the late-1980s Speedmaster Reduced, the new watches retain the 38-mm case but rearrange sub-dial positions to match the larger Moonwatch. The collection offers a modern, compact alternative to the brand’s larger models.
Why it matters
Provides a smaller, more affordable Moonwatch-style option for watch enthusiasts with slim wrists.
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