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Omega Speedmaster Professional Chronograph (Non-Authentic Representation)

This item is a wristwatch designed to resemble the Omega Speedmaster Professional, particularly referencing aesthetic elements of 'Racing' or 'Alaska Project' editions. The watch features a round stainless-steel colored case with a black tachymeter bezel. The dial is white with red and yellow accents, showcasing a 'checkerboard' racing outer ring. It includes three sub-dials: a 60-second counter at 9 o'clock, a 24-hour indicator at 3 o'clock, and a third sub-dial at 6 o'clock containing a date window—a feature not found on a standard mechanical Speedmaster Professional 'Moonwatch.' The central hands are finished in red. The watch is mounted on a black leather-style strap with white contrast stitching. Notable condition issues include a missing top pusher, significant wear on the bezel edges, and overall low-quality finishing. The dial printing appears slightly misaligned with the applied markers. Several technical inconsistencies, such as the 24-hour sub-dial and the date complication window located at the 4:30 position, are typical of quartz-based replicas rather than authentic Swiss-made mechanical Omega Speedmaster Professional timepieces, which traditionally use a manual-wind movement without a date function. The 'Omega Speedmaster Professional' branding is visible below the 12 o'clock mark, though the execution lacks the precision expected of an authentic luxury timepiece.