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Omega Speedmaster 3520.50

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Omega Speedmaster 3520.50
BrandOmega
ModelSpeedmaster Day-Date
Reference3520.50
Introduced1996
MovementAutomatic
ProductionDiscontinued

The Omega Speedmaster 3520.50, collectors' nickname "Triple Date" or Mark 40, is the self-winding, full-calendar member of the Speedmaster family Omega built through the 1990s and early 2000s alongside the manual-wind Moonwatch. Its 39 mm steel case keeps the twisted lugs and pump pushers of the Professional but swaps the hand-wound calibre 861 for the automatic calibre 1151, a Lemania-based Valjoux 7751 derivative that drives a vertical day, date, and month register at 12 o'clock plus a 24-hour hand, on top of the usual tricompax chronograph. The added calendar work and self-winding rotor make it noticeably thicker than a Professional on the wrist, a trade-off period reviewers weighed against the convenience of never resetting the date by hand. (Worn & Wound)

Appearances

1 cataloged on-screen appearance
Title Year Type Actor Character
Six Days, Seven Nights (1998) 1998 Film Harrison Ford Quinn Harris