Omega Speedmaster 3510.61.00

The Speedmaster ref. 3510.61.00 belongs to the family of 39 mm automatic Speedmaster Reduced introduced in the 1990s. This version with a red dial is associated with the series developed by Omega around Michael Schumacher, then the brand ambassador. 

Its 39 mm steel case takes the more compact proportions of the Speedmaster Reduced, compared to the 42 mm Speedmaster Professional. The red dial is complemented by auxiliary counters and a black tachymetric scale bezel, characteristic of Speedmaster chronographs.  The watch is equipped with the Omega calibre 1143, a mechanical automatic movement incorporating the chronograph function.

It displays the hours, minutes, small seconds as well as the times measured by the chronograph. The movement offers a power reserve of approximately 40 hours according to Omega's technical data. The reference is equipped with a domed glass and a solid case back, with a steel construction. 

Marketed from 1996, it is part of the first Speedmaster associated with Michael Schumacher, before later generations explicitly bearing the mention “Michael Schumacher.”