Luxury Watch Reviews

Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel

Brand Omega
Reference 3582.51.00
Movement Omega caliber 3612 Hours Minutes Small Seconds
Established Luxury Black Pre-Owned Market Data
44.25 mm
Sapphire
100.00 m
2006 - 2011
Switzerland
Dress
USED PRICING
PRE-OWNED MARKET VALUE
Market Price Range
$5,000
$5,000
Fair Value $5,000
Average Listing
$5,000 Last 30 Days
Average Sold
$4,500 Last 30 Days

The Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante is a distinguished timepiece that combines the classic design of the Speedmaster line with modern advancements in watchmaking. Known for its chronograph functionality, this model features a stainless steel case with a striking inverted panda dial, which showcases white sub-dials on a black background. The watch is equipped with Omega's Co-Axial escapement technology, enhancing its precision and longevity.

Key Details:
- Case Material: Stainless Steel
- Dial: Inverted Panda (black dial with white sub-dials)
- Movement: Omega Co-Axial chronograph movement
- Features: Rattrapante (split-seconds) function, chronograph functions, tachymetric scale
- Bracelet: Stainless steel bracelet
- Water Resistance: Typically around 100 meters

Pricing:
- Retail Price: Approximately $7,000 to $8,500 (new)
- Pre-Owned Pricing: Approximately $5,000 to $7,000, depending on condition and market demand

Ranking Criteria:
1. Investment Value: 8/10
- The Omega Speedmaster line is iconic and has shown steady appreciation over time. The rattrapante feature adds uniqueness, making it a desirable piece for collectors.

2. Pre-Owned Pricing: 7/10
- Pre-owned prices vary based on condition and market, but they remain relatively stable for this model. The price is accessible compared to some other high-end chronographs.

3. Reliability: 9/10
- Omega is known for its precision and durability. The Co-Axial movement further enhances reliability, making this watch a solid choice for everyday wear.

4. Wow Factor: 8/10
- The inverted panda dial offers a vintage yet sporty aesthetic, and the rattrapante function is impressive, making it a conversation starter among watch enthusiasts. The craftsmanship and brand heritage also contribute to its appeal.

Frequently Asked Questions


How much does the Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel cost?

Pricing for the Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel varies based on condition, completeness of box and papers, and current market demand. See the Pricing and Market Value section above for current retail and pre-owned ranges.


Is the Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel a good investment?

Resale value depends on the brand's market position, the model's collectibility, and the condition of the specific piece. Our investment ranking above gives a snapshot, but consult a professional appraiser before treating any watch as a financial asset.


What movement does the Speedmaster Broad Arrow Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel use?

This model runs the Omega caliber 3612 Hours Minutes Small Seconds | Date | Chronograph Column wheel Rattrapante | Co-Axial Escapement movement.


How do I authenticate a pre-owned Omega watch?

Verify the reference number (3582.51.00), check serial numbers against brand records, inspect the movement against known photos, and request service history. Authorized dealers and brand boutiques can confirm authenticity for a fee. Use our evaluation tool for a starting point.


What should come with this watch

A complete pre-owned set should include all of the following. Missing items typically reduce resale value 10-25%.

Original red Omega presentation box
Outer cardboard sleeve
International warranty card (signed, dated)
Pictogram / instruction manual
Extra bracelet links
Chronometer certificate (if METAS)
Authentication hangtag
Service papers (if previously serviced)

Service intervals and cost

Recommended interval 5-8 years
Authorized service $750 - $1,000
Turnaround 6-8 weeks

Aqua Terra, Globemaster, Constellation. Independent watchmakers typically charge 30-50% less for the same service but may not have access to genuine Omega parts. Service includes movement overhaul, gasket replacement, and case polishing (refusable).

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