A gentlemen's stainless steel Omega 'Speedmaster Moon' chronograph mechanical watch, c.1966-1967, model no. ST 105 003-65. A 40mm case approximately with a matt black dial, three subsidiary dials, luminous hands and centre second sweep, with a fixed tachymetre bezel. Omega crown and Speedmaster case back, with an Omega 1035 bracelet. Calibre no. 321, movement no. 25447637. 87.05g. No box or papers 1966 Omega Speedmaster 'Ed White' ST 105 003-65. The Omega Speedmaster reference 105.003 also known as the 'Ed White' reference because it was indeed the watch he wore during his historic spacewalk, becoming the first American ever to do so. This reference was made for a short period of time before the 145.012 reference that was chosen by NASA to accompany White's colleagues to the moon. Condition report: Winds and ticking but no guarantee as to time keeping or continued running. The large hand stops and starts and returns to zero. The small seconds hand does not it continues to run. Buttons appear to be functioning correctly. Some discolouration to the luminous batons and hands. Marks to the bezel, graze at 12-2. Rust between the crown and top button. Noticeable scratches and marks. Clasp in working order. Scratched. A later steel pin or lug with the clasp too long and pokes through - give at this point. Bracelet links dented at the 12 side. Distorted and kinked. Curved ends very scratched. No box or papers. The vendor does not have any information relating to when the watch was last serviced, or whether any of the components have been replaced since purchase.