Omega Speedmaster 38mm Milano Cortina 2026: Olympic Winter Games Edition

Omega Celebrates the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics with a Special Speedmaster 38mm

As the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games, Omega continues its long tradition of creating special edition timepieces for each Olympic edition. With the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics approaching, Omega has unveiled a new Speedmaster 38mm dedicated to the event — combining the smaller, more wearable Speedmaster platform with Olympic-inspired design elements.

The new Omega Speedmaster 38mm Milano Cortina 2026 marks the 100-day countdown to the Winter Games, featuring a clean white dial and subtle Olympic details that make it both a collector's piece and a wearable everyday chronograph.

A Smaller, More Accessible Moonwatch DNA

The Speedmaster 38mm has long been positioned as a more accessible entry point to the Moonwatch family, offering the iconic Speedmaster design language in a smaller, more versatile package. At 38mm, it sits comfortably on a wide range of wrist sizes while maintaining the asymmetrical case, lyre lugs, and tachymeter bezel that define the Speedmaster silhouette.

For the Milano Cortina edition, Omega has opted for a stainless steel case with a polished and brushed finish, paired with a white dial that gives the watch a fresh, contemporary aesthetic. The chronograph layout follows the familiar tri-compax arrangement, with sub-dials at 3, 6, and 9 o'clock.

Olympic Heritage and Design Details

Omega's partnership with the Olympic Games dates back to 1932, when the brand first served as official timekeeper in Los Angeles. Since then, Omega has timed every Olympic Games, making it one of the longest-standing partnerships in sports history.

The Milano Cortina 2026 edition carries subtle nods to this heritage, including special engravings on the caseback and Olympic-themed details on the dial. The watch is powered by Omega's automatic chronograph movement, offering reliable precision for everyday wear.

Technical Specifications

Why the 38mm Matters

While the 42mm Speedmaster Professional remains the flagship, the 38mm has carved out its own niche among collectors who prefer smaller watches or have slimmer wrists. It offers the same Moonwatch DNA in a package that works equally well with a suit or casual attire. The Milano Cortina edition adds another chapter to this increasingly popular platform.

For Olympic collectors and Speedmaster enthusiasts alike, this represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of both horological and sporting history.

FAQ

What is the price of the Speedmaster 38mm Milano Cortina 2026?

Omega has not yet announced official pricing for this special edition. However, standard Speedmaster 38mm models typically range from EUR 5,000 to EUR 7,000 depending on configuration.

Is this a limited edition?

Omega has designated this as a special edition tied to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Specific production numbers have not been disclosed.

How does the 38mm differ from the 42mm Moonwatch?

The 38mm features a smaller case, typically uses an automatic movement instead of the hand-wound calibre 3861, and offers a more compact, dressy aesthetic while maintaining the iconic Speedmaster design language.

Source: Monochrome Watches — "The New Omega Speedmaster 38mm Milano Cortina 2026" (October 29, 2025)

Related: Omega Speedmaster Collection Guide | Omega & the Olympic Games: A History