Lemania 321

Manual WindingDiscontinuedIn-house
Family: CH 27

The Cal. 321 is a manual-winding chronograph movement manufactured by Lemania for Omega. Based on the Lemania 2310 (27mm diameter, 6.74mm height), it powered the Speedmaster Professional references ST105.012 and ST145.012 from 1957 to 1968. The movement was the first chronograph to pass NASA's tests for crewed space missions, earning it the "Moonwatch" designation. Omega replaced the 321 with the Cal. 861 in 1968 but re-released it in 2019 for vintage-style reissues.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Movement Type

Manual Winding

Display Type

Analog

QUICK FACTS

BRAND

TYPE

Manual Winding

STATUS

Discontinued

MANUFACTURE

In-house

LAUNCH YEAR

1957

BASED ON

Lemania 2310

CALIBER FAMILY

CH 27

ALSO KNOWN AS

omega 321