Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Ref. 3551.50 Full Set Chronograph
About this item
From New York, this is an Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Chronograph, Reference 3551.50 — stainless steel throughout, black dial, matching bracelet, sold as a complete set. The Broad Arrow line reaches back to 1957, reviving the distinctive broad arrow-style hands that gave the original Speedmaster its character. That heritage is legible in every corner of this watch.
Applied hour markers populate the black dial, alongside luminous hands and three chronograph subdials. The date sits at 6 o'clock. Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal covers the dial; a stainless steel tachymeter bezel frames the case, which measures approximately 1.65 inches across — substantial, classically proportioned, the kind of wrist presence that reads immediately. A folding clasp finishes the bracelet.
The movement is Omega's Caliber 3303, a self-winding mechanical chronograph built on a column-wheel mechanism with a co-axial escapement and an approximately 55-hour power reserve. Certified chronometer. Chronograph functions cover a central seconds hand, a 30-minute counter, a 12-hour counter, and a running seconds subdial, while the fixed tachymeter bezel handles average speed calculations over a measured distance — a detail that ties this reference squarely to the Speedmaster's motorsport origins.
Surface wear and scratches are present on the case and bracelet, concentrated around the tachymeter bezel, consistent with regular use. After the auction closes, the watch ships to Bennison Watch in West Palm Beach, Florida for authentication. Once that's cleared, the buyer pays the seller directly, then arranges pickup in person or secure shipment. Tariffs, duties, customs, shipping, shipping insurance, handling, transactional fees, and any miscellaneous fees are the buyer's responsibility. All information provided is the seller's responsibility; PCARMARKET does not assume liability for inaccuracies or for loss or damage in transit. A 6% buyer's premium applies, with a $300 minimum and a $3,000 maximum.
