Omega Speedmaster Silver Snoopy Award 50th Anniversary 310.32.42.50.02.001 "Snoopy"

Not a numbered limited edition, but production is controlled tightly enough that it behaves like one. We source it from the Japanese market with the full presentation set intact and confirm the case back animation works as it should.

Also searched as: 310.32.42.50.02.001, Snoopy, Omega Speedmaster Silver Snoopy Award 50th Anniversary, オメガ スピードマスター シルバースヌーピーアワード50周年

Key facts

Introduced
2020
Movement
Cal. 3861, manual winding
Case
42 mm steel
Case back
Animated Snoopy moon-orbit display

Why it is hard to get

The combination of a licensed character, a genuine NASA story and the modern co-axial Speedmaster movement produced demand Omega chose not to chase. Boutique allocation remains selective five years after launch.

What sourcing it from Japan gives you

Japan is a strong market for Speedmasters and for Snoopy alike, so supply here is better than in most countries — and pieces tend to come with the outer box and all the printed material, which is where incomplete sets usually fail.

What it costs

We do not publish a price for this reference. The market moves weekly and a number printed on a page ages badly, so any figure here would be decoration rather than information. When you ask, we quote the current Japanese market level and show you the individual listings behind it, with our fee stated separately.

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Questions about this reference

Is it a limited edition?

No. It is a regular production model with restricted supply, which is why sellers describing it as a numbered limited edition should be treated with caution.

What should the full set contain?

Outer and inner boxes, warranty card, the printed booklets and the spare strap and tool. We list exactly what is present in the condition report — we do not describe a partial set as complete.

Ask us to find this one

Tell us your ceiling and how much condition matters to you. We reply within one business day, Japan time, and we say no when a search is not worth your money.