Omega Speedmaster 38mm Watch for The 2026 Olympics 522.30.38.50.04.001
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The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics 2026
The Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics 2026 
will open on February 6, 2026, and Omega 
will once again serve as the offi cial 
timekeeper. It's worth noting that Omega 
first served as the timekeeper for the 
Winter Olympics in 1936 at the Garmisch-
Partenkirchen Games. In Milan-Cortina, 
Omega will provide timing services for 8 
sports and 116 events, including the debut 
of ski mountaineering. To commemorate 
this event, Omega has created this special 
edition timepiece based on the typically 
more women-oriented 38mm Speedmaster.
The Case
38mm diameter, 14.75mm 
thickness, 44.96mm lug spacing - 
fully polished stainless steel, 
blue ceramic bezel with white 
enamel DON tachymeter scale - 
box-shaped sapphire crystal with 
anti-reflective coating - screw-
down case back engraved with 
the Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic 
Games logo - 100m water 
resistance
The Dial
A white lacquered dial adorned with a 
light blue transfer pattern, resembling 
fingerprints on a frosted surface (inspired 
by the logo of the 2026 Milan-Cortina 
Marathon) – white lacquered subdials with 
a special sapphire-colored polishing 
process – diamond-polished hour markers 
with a blue CVD coating filled with white 
Super-LumiNova luminous material – blue 
CVD-coated hands filled with white Super-
LumiNova luminous material – gradient 
blue lacquered central seconds hand.
The Movement
Caliber 3330 - Offi cially COSC certified - 
Automatic column-wheel chronograph - 31 
jewels - Silicon hairspring, coaxial 
escapement and free-sprung balance - 
28,800 vibrations per hour - 52-hour 
power reserve