Omega Watches For Sale

About Omega Watches

A short history of Omega

Omega has been the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games since 1932 and the only watch flight-qualified by NASA for manned space missions — a Speedmaster was on Buzz Aldrin’s wrist on the lunar surface in 1969. The brand’s modern Co-Axial escapement, developed with George Daniels, reduced friction in the movement and allowed Omega to offer longer service intervals and Master Chronometer accuracy certified to 0/+5 seconds per day.

Which Omega model should you buy?

The Speedmaster is the chronograph — the manual-wind Moonwatch stays closest to the original, while automatic variants suit daily wear. The Seamaster splits into the Diver 300M for genuine dive credentials and the Aqua Terra for a dressier everyday watch. The Constellation and De Ville lean formal, with the De Ville Prestige a genuinely elegant option under most budgets. Our Speedmaster versus Seamaster comparison breaks the choice down in detail.

Browse by model: Seamaster Speedmaster Aqua Terra Constellation De Ville Planet Ocean

Buying Omega pre-owned

Omega occupies the sweet spot where serious watchmaking meets attainable pricing. You get an in-house Master Chronometer movement, antimagnetic resistance to 15,000 gauss and genuine provenance for a fraction of the cost of comparable Swiss competition. Pre-owned Omega in particular represents some of the best value in luxury watches, since the initial depreciation has already been absorbed by the first owner.

We currently have 89 Omega watches in stock (83 pre-owned, 6 new), ranging from $1,000 to $29,995. Every watch is inspected and certified by our specialists before it is listed, and is covered by our authenticity guarantee and 2-year warranty, with free insured worldwide shipping. New to the secondary market? Start with our guide to buying a pre-owned luxury watch.

What to check before you buy

• Verify the movement calibre matches the reference — Co-Axial and Master Chronometer versions differ in value.
• On a Speedmaster, check whether the crystal is hesalite or sapphire; both are correct, but for different references.
• Inspect the bezel insert and lume plots for consistent color and wear.
• Confirm water-resistance testing has been carried out if you intend to swim with a Seamaster.

If anything about a listing is unclear, speak to a specialist before you commit — we would rather answer questions than process a return. You can also read how we authenticate every watch we sell, or browse the full index of watches in stock.

Omega Watches — Frequently Asked Questions