124 - Omega, Speedmaster Racing (known as the Michael Schumacher model), Ref. 38106141, No. 55515155, circa 1996.

Omega, Speedmaster Racing (known as the Michael Schumacher model), Ref. 38106141, No. 55515155, circa 1996. A beautiful stainless steel chronograph with three sub-dials, a black tachymeter bezel, a red dial, a checkered outer minute track, and luminescent hour markers and hands. Functions: Hours, minutes, continuous seconds, chronograph with 30-minute and 12-hour counters. Screw-down case back, automatic mechanical movement, Caliber 1141. Original stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp. Accessories: Comes as a complete set, including its steel bracelet and a stitched leather strap (unsigned) with an Omega pin buckle, its inner box, its original case featuring two F1 tires, its undated warranty card, its tag, and its booklets and manuals. Condition: Excellent overall condition, very beautiful, even patina on the luminous material; movement was functioning at the time of catalog compilation. A model launched in 1996, associated with Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher, who was the brand’s ambassador at the time. Diameter: 39 mm A very fine stainless steel chronograph with three subsidiary counters, a black tachymeter bezel, a red dial, an outer minute track with a checkered flag pattern, and luminous hour markers and hands. Functions: hours, minutes, subsidiary seconds, chronograph with 30-minute and 12-hour registers. Screw-down case back, automatic mechanical movement, caliber 1141. Original stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp. Accessories: Offered as a complete set, including its stainless steel bracelet and an additional stitched leather strap (unsigned) fitted with an Omega pin buckle, outer box, original presentation box depicting two Formula 1 tires, undated warranty card, tag, booklets, and manuals. Condition: In excellent overall condition, with a very fine patina on the luminous material; the movement was running at the time of cataloging. A model launched in 1996, associated with Formula 1 driver Michael Schumacher, who was an ambassador for the manufacturer at the time.