Omega Speedmaster Spacemaster Z-33

3… 2… 1… Liftoff! Take a poll amongst wristwatch collectors, and we'd bet the consensus would be that there's nothing more iconic in a watch collection than an Omega Speedmaster. Sure, chronographs such as the Rolex Daytona or the Heuer Carrera are classics — icons, even — but neither can match the stature of the Speedy with regards to historical importance. In fact, arguably no watch can. But this isn't just any ordinary Speedmaster. In fact, you might not even recognize this piece as a Speedmaster at all! If you took the Speedy and whisked it off to Mars in the late 21st century, there's a chance it might look something like this — the Speedmaster Spacemaster Z-33. 43mm in titanium, the Spacemaster takes inspiration from the brand's 'Pilot line' case. In addition to a conventional analog display, the quartz movement within powers a variety of other useful functions, including date, UTC, twin timezones, alarm and perpetual functionalities. There's also a countdown timer, and pilot functions that allow tracking multiple flights. This is truly a unique watch, and packs a variety of interesting complication that aren't really found on conventional digital watches.