The Omega Speedmaster is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. A milestone for a watch that will forever be known as the Moonwatch. While this Alaska Project II never went to the moon, it is one of the most sought after Speedmasters out there. Despite its white dial and name, it had nothing to do with the US state but was, in fact, a code name that luxury replica Omega watches the UK used for the project. The ALASKA project aimed to create a perfect space guard. The project began before the Apollo 11 moon landing, and Omega developed several prototypes that were sent to NASA for testing. After Apollo 17 returned from the moon, the remaining missions were canceled. This also temporarily halted the ALASA project at Omega, which is why the watches from this time were known as ALASKA I.
The Speedmaster we have here is an ALASKA II because, in 1971, Omega continued the project. While the ALASKA I watches were largely different from all other watches produced by Omega, the ALASKA II watches followed the existing Speedmaster line quite carefully. Our site has many quality fake watches for sale, such as replica watches Franck Muller.
This ALASKA II is powered by Omega's famous caliber 861, a manual winding chronograph protected by an anti-magnetic inner case. It has the crown and pushers placed between the crown protectors integrated into the case design. Although this watch is equipped with an ordinary Tachymeter bezel, it still has something special. Just a few months in 1970, cheap replica Omega watches produced bezels with "220" on the scale. Of course, this was quickly rectified, making these bezels one of the rarest.
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