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Which Speedmaster editions are documented?
Omega’s official pages identify two Speedmaster releases tied directly to recent Olympic Games: the Tokyo 2020 Limited Edition and the Paris 2024 Speedmaster Chronoscope collection. The details below reflect Omega’s Hong Kong English product pages; they are not a complete historical catalog of every Olympic-related Speedmaster.
| Edition | Reference or configurations | Case | Movement | Production and availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo 2020 Limited Edition | 522.20.42.30.06.001 | 42 mm; stainless steel and 18K Sedna gold | Calibre 1861 | Limited to 2,020 pieces. Omega’s product page says it is no longer available directly through that listing. |
| Speedmaster Chronoscope Paris 2024 | Four configurations: steel bracelet, steel on leather, Moonshine gold bracelet, and Moonshine gold on leather | 43 mm; stainless steel or Moonshine gold | Calibre 9909, manual-winding chronograph | Production limit and direct availability are not stated on the cited Omega collection page. |
Tokyo 2020: reference 522.20.42.30.06.001
Omega describes this watch as a Limited Edition Speedmaster Anniversary Series made for the two-year countdown to Tokyo 2020. It combines stainless steel with 18K Sedna gold in a 42 mm case. The sun-brushed grey dial is paired with a green anodized aluminum tachymeter bezel ring, while the caseback carries Tokyo 2020 marking. Omega specifies calibre 1861. See Omega’s Tokyo 2020 product page.
Omega’s page currently displays “Sorry, but this watch is no longer available.” That is the status of Omega’s listing, not proof that the reference cannot be found from other sellers or on the secondary market. Availability, seller authorization, condition, and price for any outside listing require separate checking.
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#1 Best Overall
- Limited Edition, Numbered XXXX / 2018 Ever Made
- PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Edition
- Blue Dial with Stainless Steel Case on Blue and Red Rubber Strap
- Case Diameter: 43.5mm
- Self Winding Automatic Master Chronometer Movement
Paris 2024: Speedmaster Chronoscope
The Paris 2024 collection is a separate 43 mm Chronoscope series. Omega lists four material and strap or bracelet combinations: stainless steel on a steel bracelet, stainless steel on leather, Moonshine gold on a Moonshine gold bracelet, and Moonshine gold on leather. The commemorative caseback bears the Paris 2024 event logo and Olympic rings. View Omega’s Paris 2024 collection page.
Movement and stated specifications
Omega identifies calibre 9909 as a manual-winding chronograph and states that it is Master Chronometer approved by METAS, has a 60-hour power reserve, and resists magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss. These are manufacturer-published specifications, not independent test results. The collection page presents Hong Kong dollar prices, which are regional catalog figures and may change; they should not be treated as current universal pricing.
Rank #2
- Model 310.30.42.50.01.002
Do not confuse the Seamaster Olympic collection with a Speedmaster
Omega also presents a five-color Olympic Games Limited Edition Collection, but it is a Seamaster heritage-model line. Omega says each model is limited to 2,032 pieces, a number connected to the year 2032, when the brand expects to reach 100 years as Olympic Official Timekeeper. The page also describes a set of five watches limited to 100 sets. These editions are not Speedmasters. See Omega’s Olympic Games collection page.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.How to identify an edition
Start with the model name and reference, then compare the physical details rather than relying on “Olympic” in a listing title. For the Tokyo watch, the exact reference is 522.20.42.30.06.001. For the Paris collection, check that the listing identifies a Speedmaster Chronoscope and specifies the case material and bracelet or leather configuration.
Rank #3
- Stainless steel case
- Black dial
- Swiss-automatic movement
- Case diameter: 40mm
- Water resistant to 330 feet
- Match the reference or named collection to Omega’s product information.
- Compare case size and materials, then check dial, bezel, and commemorative caseback details.
- Confirm the stated movement and, for Paris 2024, distinguish Omega’s published technical specifications from independent testing.
- For a discontinued or pre-owned watch, verify the seller, condition, documentation, and current availability directly; Omega’s page status does not establish what is available elsewhere.
A limited production number establishes the stated production limit, not collectability, resale value, or future price performance. The official pages cited here do not establish current market prices or a complete history of Olympic-linked Speedmasters.
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Best Value
- Rubber
- Rotating bezel, gmt
- Automatic-self-wind movement
- Case diameter: 40mm
- Water resistant to 330 feet
Rank #4
- Model 210.90.42.20.01.001
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