Speedmaster

Omega Speedmaster Super Clone Collection

The Omega Speedmaster line covers an enormous range, from the Moonwatch that went to the lunar surface to modern ceramic chronographs, racing editions, and limited tributes. VS Factory reproduces the whole line at 1:1, so every design, complication, and special edition is carried over with the original's look and function intact.

Moonwatch

The flagship Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is the direct descendant of the watch NASA astronauts wore on the moon. It keeps the classic 42mm case and the domed Hesalite crystal, and its history is real: it was flight-qualified by NASA for all manned space missions and became the first watch worn on the moon during Apollo 11. The VS Factory clone reproduces the black step dial, the three sub-dials, and the tachymeter bezel, powered by a dedicated manual-wind chronograph that follows the original 1861 architecture.

Dark Side of the Moon

The Dark Side of the Moon takes the Moonwatch's space heritage and gives it a modern edge. Its black ceramic case and black ceramic dial, with a clone co-axial-style automatic chronograph, make it the most contemporary Speedmaster. The VS Factory clone reproduces the fully blacked-out look, from the ceramic bezel to the zirconium oxide dial, with the same sharp legibility.

Speedmaster Reduced

The Reduced is the smaller, vintage-styled Speedmaster, at 39mm. The earlier references ran an automatic base with a chronograph module, and the VS Factory clone follows the same layout. It's the pick for anyone who wants the Speedmaster look in a more compact, classic size.

Moonphase

The Moonphase adds a window at 6 o'clock that shows the current phase of the moon, set against a star field. The VS Factory clone reproduces the moonphase disc and the rest of the dial detail, with either an automatic or a manual-wind chronograph depending on the reference.

Racing

The Racing editions borrow from the Speedmaster's motorsport side, with checkered-flag dials, bright accents, and perforated leather straps. The VS Factory clone reproduces the racing details on the dial and the sub-dial layout, for buyers who want the Speedmaster with a sportier personality.

Speedmaster '57

The Speedmaster '57 is a vintage-inspired tribute to the first Speedmaster from 1957, reference CK2915. It uses a 41.5mm case and brings back the broad arrow hands and the retro Omega logo, updated with modern materials. The VS Factory clone reproduces those signature details in a watch that reads as a faithful reissue.

Speedmaster 38

The Speedmaster 38 is a slimmer, more refined take at 38mm, often with a diamond-set bezel. Most references run an automatic movement. It sits between dressy and sporty, with a range of dial colors and matching sub-dials, and the VS Factory clone carries the same balanced proportions.

X-33

The X-33 is the mission-built Speedmaster, an analog and digital watch made for astronauts and pilots. It packs practical functions like a mission timer, multi-time-zone display, and an alarm. The VS Factory clone reproduces the tool-watch look and the function set, for anyone who wants a Speedmaster built around utility.

Calibre 321

Omega brought back its famous calibre 321, the hand-wound movement used in the early Speedmasters, for the limited "Ed White" tribute. The 321 is a column-wheel chronograph with a cult following, and the clone follows that architecture. The Ed White reference in particular is a collector's piece, and VS Factory reproduces its details for buyers who value that lineage.

Mark II

The Mark II reissue keeps the distinctive tonneau-shaped case of the 1969 original, built for clearer reading and easier use. The VS Factory clone reproduces the streamlined case shape and adds modern materials, so the watch wears well while keeping the vintage silhouette.

Chronoscope

The Chronoscope is the newest Speedmaster, a retro design drawn from the 1940s. It runs a manual-wind movement and stacks three scales on the dial: a tachymeter, a telemeter, and a pulsometer. That gives it several measurement functions in one chronograph, and the VS Factory clone reproduces the layered dial and the three scales.

Snoopy

The Snoopy limited editions celebrate Omega's long partnership with NASA and the Speedmaster's role in the Apollo program. Snoopy, NASA's safety symbol, appears on the dial, the case back, and even the special presentation box. These are whimsical, highly collectible watches, and the VS Factory clone reproduces the Snoopy details that make them stand out.

Speedmaster Vintage

The vintage Speedmasters are prized for their timeless design and their space history. They carry black dials, solid bezels, and the tachymeter scale that defines the line, and many were part of NASA's moon program. Collectors value them for both looks and history, and the VS Factory clone reproduces the vintage proportions for buyers who want that early-Speedmaster character.

Apollo 11 50th Anniversary

The Apollo 11 50th Anniversary is a tribute to the watch worn by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin during the first moon landing. Released in 2019, it uses a 42mm steel case, an 18K Moonshine gold bezel, and a black onyx dial with Moonshine gold markers and hands. The VS Factory clone reproduces this two-tone look and the commemorative details that mark the occasion.

Alaska Project

The Alaska Project is one of the most interesting chapters in the Speedmaster's history. In 1969, Omega worked with NASA on a watch that could survive the extremes of space, and the result was the Alaska Project prototypes, fitted with a detachable anodized aluminum shield to resist extreme temperatures and radiation. The VS Factory clone reproduces this look, including the distinctive red thermal case.

Speedmaster HB-SIA

The HB-SIA is a special edition for the Solar Impulse project, the attempt to fly a solar-powered aircraft around the world. Released in 2015, it uses a titanium case, a NATO strap, and a black carbon-fiber dial, powered by a manual-wind calibre 1866. The VS Factory clone reproduces the lightweight build and the aviation theme.

Omega Speedmaster Super Clone Features

Movement

The movement is the heart of the Speedmaster, and the clones follow the original calibers. Most references run a manual-wind chronograph, as the Moonwatch has since the beginning, while some newer models use an automatic. The clone movements are built for the same steady accuracy and durability, and they hold up to daily wear the way the originals were expected to survive spaceflight.

Bezel

The bezel is the Speedmaster's defining feature. It carries the tachymeter scale, which lets you measure speed from travel time or distance from speed. The clones reproduce the fixed bezel with the scale in black aluminum or ceramic, matching the original's look and its motorsport and aviation function.

Sizes

The Speedmaster spans 38mm to 44.25mm, with the 42mm Moonwatch the most popular. Every reference is proportioned for easy reading, and the VS Factory clone reproduces each size so the watch wears the way the original does.

Straps

The Speedmaster comes on a range of straps, from stainless steel bracelets to leather. The straps are quick to swap, so you can move between a bracelet, a leather strap, and a NATO in minutes. That versatility makes the Speedmaster clone easy to dress up or down.

Chronometer

Some Speedmasters are COSC-certified chronometers, which means the chronograph movement passed the Swiss testing standard for accuracy. The VS Factory clones carry the chronometer designation on the relevant references, with movements regulated to meet the same standard in daily conditions.

Tachymeter

Nearly every Speedmaster carries a tachymeter scale on the bezel or the dial. It's the tool that lets racers and pilots calculate speed or distance quickly, and it's as much a part of the Speedmaster's identity as the three sub-dials.

Water Resistance

Most Speedmasters are rated to 50 meters or 100 meters, enough for swimming but not for diving. That makes the clone a reliable daily companion, with a few references rated higher for tougher conditions.

Popular Omega Speedmaster Super Clone Comparisons

Speedmaster vs Seamaster

The Speedmaster is a chronograph, while the Seamaster is mostly a diver. They overlap more than you'd think, and both are built to a high standard, just aimed at different uses. The Speedmaster clone is the chronograph pick, and the Seamaster clone is the dive pick, with a shared level of build quality across the VS Factory line.

Hesalite vs Sapphire Crystal

The Moonwatch comes with a choice of crystals. Hesalite is shatter-resistant, faithful to the original moon watches, and picks up a vintage patina over time. Sapphire is scratch-resistant with a modern look. The VS Factory clone offers both, so buyers can pick the material that matches how they'll wear it.

Speedmaster vs Rolex Daytona

The Speedmaster and the Daytona are two of the most respected chronographs in watchmaking. The Daytona leans on its racing lineage, while the Speedmaster leans on space and its unmatched heritage. The Speedmaster clone holds its own as the timeless choice, and both have deep motorsport and exploration roots that make either a strong pick.

Speedmaster vs Rolex Submariner

They look and work very differently, but the Speedmaster and the Submariner are two of the most influential sports watches ever made. Both are durable, accurate, and instantly recognizable, and either clone makes a solid everyday watch with an iconic design.

Speedmaster vs TAG Heuer Carrera

The Speedmaster and the Carrera are two legendary racing chronographs. The Carrera leans dressier and more modern, while the Speedmaster stands apart through its heritage and its history as the NASA-qualified moon watch. For the buyer who values that lineage, the Speedmaster clone is the pick.

Bulova Lunar Pilot vs Speedmaster

The Bulova Lunar Pilot is a tribute to the Speedmaster's moon history, with a very similar look at a lower price. For collectors, the Speedmaster clone remains the choice, because it carries the true lineage and the higher build standard, not just the appearance.

Why Choose vsfactory.cc

When you buy an Omega Speedmaster super clone, the seller matters as much as the factory. vsfactory.cc sells VS Factory 1:1 clones only, and every watch is opened and checked before it ships. The chronograph function, the dial printing, the bezel alignment, and the bracelet are all inspected, so you get a watch that meets spec rather than a gamble. Pricing is transparent and based on the actual factory and movement, and every watch is photographed as it is, not from stock images.

FAQ

Are there good alternatives to the Speedmaster super clone? Some more affordable options in the same spirit include the Bulova Lunar Pilot clone, the Seiko Speedtimer, and the Tissot PRS 516.

What's the most affordable Speedmaster? The super clone is the affordable way to get a Speedmaster, at a fraction of the genuine price for the same look and daily wear.

How do I change the Speedmaster clone's strap? Most models use standard spring bars, so you can pop the strap off with a spring bar tool and fit a bracelet, leather, or NATO strap in minutes.

How do I open the case back? A qualified watchmaker should open the case back with the right tool, which on the Speedmaster clone is typically a snap-on or screw-down back. Opening it yourself can let in dust, so it's better left to a pro.

How do I tell a good clone from a cheap one? Check the dial printing, the chronograph pushers, the sub-dial spacing, and the movement finishing. vsfactory.cc lists VS Factory and the clone caliber on every watch and checks each piece before it ships.

How do I wind the Speedmaster clone? Most Speedmaster clones are manual-wind. Unscrew the crown if it's a screw-down model, then turn it clockwise about 30 to 40 times until you feel resistance.

Is the Speedmaster automatic? Some models are, but the classic Moonwatch and most heritage references are manual-wind, the same as the originals. Automatic versions like the Reduced and the Dark Side of the Moon are available for buyers who prefer a self-winding movement.