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Omega Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker Chronograph 318.90.45.79.01.001

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Omega

Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker Chronograph

Reference 318.90.45.79.01.001

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€5,174

Median

€5,174

Highest

€5,174

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Specifications

BrandOmega
CollectionSpeedmaster
Reference318.90.45.79.01.001
Case materialTitanium
Diameter45 mm
MovementQuartz
Calibre5619
Bracelet / strapMetal bracelet
DialBlack
TypeChronograph
ComplicationsPerpetual calendar, Chronograph

Market offers

2 sellers · updated 27/09/2026

SellerCountryRegionSeller typeStockLocal priceEUR
Topper Fine JewelersUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerOn requestUS$5,900€5,174View offer
Exquisite TimepiecesUnited StatesNorth AmericaAuthorized dealerOn requestUS$5,900€5,174View offer

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From the retailer listing

OMEGA’s pioneering spirit has taken us on adventures beyond the earth’s atmosphere and below the surface of the ocean. That same enthusiasm for exploration continues with the launch of the Speedmaster Skywalker X-33. This 45 mm timepiece is crafted from grade 2 titanium and features a black ceramic bezel ring, black dial with an LCD display and a grade 2 and 5 titanium bracelet. It is equipped with the OMEGA calibre 5619, a multi-functional quartz chronograph movement. Specifications Caliber: Omega 5620 Highly precise thermo‑compensated multi‑functional quartz movement with special functions developed and tested and qualified by the European Space Agency (ESA). It powers the Omega Speedmaster Skywalker X‑33 whose analog hands and LCD windows display, among other values: three different time zones, chronograph, timer, MET (Mission Elapsed Time), PET (Phase Elapsed Time), three alarms and

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