Omega has replaced its entire Speedmaster 38mm lineup with seven new references, each bringing the automatic Speedy closer to the Moonwatch Professional than any generation before it. Round sub-dials replace the oval counters from 2017. The tachymeter bezel matches Moonwatch proportions. A "Dot Over Ninety" detail appears across all seven. As Omega CEO Raynald Aeschlimann puts it, the 2026 update takes "the Moonwatch inspiration even further." Here is every reference with its official product image.

All seven Omega Speedmaster 38 references 2026 — from black no-date steel to diamond-set, photographed together

All seven 2026 Omega Speedmaster 38 references. © Omega

All seven share a 38mm × 14.75mm case, 44.96mm lug-to-lug, 18mm lug width, 100m water resistance, and the Moonwatch-style five-link bracelet with comfort-release micro-adjustment. Six run Caliber 3330 with date; the no-date uses Caliber 3332. Both are COSC-certified Co-Axial chronographs at 28,800vph with a 52-hour power reserve.

1. Black No-Date — $6,500 approx.

Ref. 324.30.38.50.01.002

Omega Speedmaster 38 black no-date 324.30.38.50.01.002 — official product image showing matte black dial, white hands, black aluminium tachymeter bezel, steel bracelet

The black no-date — the only reference without a date window, running Caliber 3332. © Omega

The standout of the launch and the direct descendant of the Speedmaster Reduced. Matte black dial, white painted hands, black aluminium bezel insert — a pure, tool-watch-faithful expression of the Speedmaster 38 formula. Minimum dial text, round sub-dials, no date. The entry price for the entire 2026 lineup.

2. Silvery Opaline + Grey Bezel — ~$7,200 approx.

Ref. 324.30.38.50.02.003

Omega Speedmaster 38 silvery grey 324.30.38.50.02.003 — official product image showing silvery opaline PVD dial, warm grey aluminium bezel, Sedna Gold PVD hands

Silvery opaline + warm grey bezel with Sedna Gold PVD hands. © Omega

Silvery opaline PVD-coated dial with warm grey aluminium tachymeter insert. Sedna Gold PVD hands and baton indices fill with white Super-LumiNova; the chronograph sub-dial hands mix brown and Sedna Gold tones. The quietest of the steel models — a dress-watch reading on a sports chronograph platform.

3. White Lacquer + Blue Ceramic Bezel — ~$7,600 approx.

Ref. 324.30.38.50.04.001

Omega Speedmaster 38 white blue ceramic 324.30.38.50.04.001 — official product image showing lacquered white dial, blue ceramic tachymeter bezel with white enamel scale, blue CVD hands

White lacquer + blue ceramic bezel — the only ceramic bezel in the lineup. © Omega

The only reference with a ceramic bezel — blue with a tachymeter scale filled in white enamel. White lacquered dial carries blue CVD-coated hands and indices, with the same blue on the date disc at 6 o'clock. Closest in character to the recent Milano Cortina 2026 edition; the most sporting-looking of the steel models.

4. Steel + Sedna™ Gold "Cappuccino" — ~$12,500 approx.

Ref. 324.20.38.50.02.002

Omega Speedmaster 38 Sedna Gold cappuccino 324.20.38.50.02.002 — official product image showing ivory PVD dial, brown sub-dials, brown aluminium bezel, Sedna Gold bezel and inner bracelet links

Sedna Gold cappuccino — ivory dial, brown bezel, gold inner bracelet links. © Omega

18k Sedna Gold on the bezel, crown, pushers, and inner bracelet links. Ivory PVD dial with coffee-brown sub-dials and mid-brown aluminium bezel insert. Sedna Gold PVD hands and indices. The most recognisable Speedmaster 38 colourway, now with round sub-dials.

5. Steel + Moonshine™ Gold — $11,700 approx.

Ref. 324.20.38.50.02.001

Omega Speedmaster 38 Moonshine Gold 324.20.38.50.02.001 — official product image showing silvery opaline dial, green aluminium bezel, Moonshine Gold bezel and inner bracelet links, steel case

Moonshine Gold — green aluminium bezel, yellow-gold tachymeter scale, Moonshine Gold inner links. © Omega

18k Moonshine Gold on the bezel, crown, pushers, and inner bracelet links. Green aluminium bezel insert with a yellow-gold tachymeter scale. Silvery opaline PVD dial with Moonshine Gold PVD hands and baton indices. The most contemporary of the two two-tone references.

6. Diamond Bezel + Mother-of-Pearl — $13,100 approx.

Ref. 324.15.38.50.05.001

Omega Speedmaster 38 diamond MoP 324.15.38.50.05.001 — official product image showing 52-diamond bezel, white mother-of-pearl dial, rhodium-plated hands, steel case and bracelet

Diamond bezel + white mother-of-pearl dial — the most expensive of the seven. © Omega

A polished steel bezel set with 52 diamonds totalling 1.53 carats over a white mother-of-pearl dial. Rhodium-plated hands and baton-style indices. The most overtly jewellery-oriented reference in the collection, and at $13,100 the priciest of the seven.

7. Diamond Bezel + Ice-Blue — $12,300 approx.

Ref. 324.15.38.50.03.001

Omega Speedmaster 38 diamond ice-blue 324.15.38.50.03.001 — official product image showing 52-diamond bezel, ice-blue PVD dial, rhodium-plated hands, steel case and bracelet

Diamond bezel + ice-blue PVD dial — 52 diamonds, $12,300. © Omega

The same 52-diamond, 1.53-carat bezel as reference 6, here over an ice-blue PVD-coated dial. Rhodium-plated hands and baton-style indices. More watchmaker than jewellery in character — the blue keeps it within the sporty Speedmaster idiom even at this diamond-set price point.

All seven are permanent catalogue additions, available now at Omega boutiques and authorised retailers worldwide. Full technical details and pricing at omegawatches.com. For a detailed hands-on review and video of the collection, Monochrome Watches has the most thorough breakdown. For more from the Speedmaster range, see our Omega watch guide.