Over 50 years have gone by and the new speed master professional is out so I’ve rummaged through my sock draw where my Ed white has been hiding for 15years and here it is I’d like to see your comments here’s a few photos

 

nice one!

 

I’m no expert, but I can see immediately that the bezel and pushers aren’t original.

 

I´m sorry to say - but the bezel should be a DON and not DNN.

 

It is a beautiful watch with a great history, but not the first watch in space. The first watch in orbit was worn by Yuri Gagarin, but there is some debate about the model. It was most likely a Sturmanskie. The first watch in open space was a Poljot Strela.

 

Looks nice. The bezel and pushers are no big deal unless you are concerned about the £££ value. I assume that as you have had it for 15 years the price you paid was one that makes you happy in any case. Get it served and post some, more pictures and enjoy!!!!

 

Love the aged look, what a watch !!

 

I've read that it stopped working in-flight, possibly due to the vibration.

 

correct title would be... First watch in outer space

 

It’s been in the family from new only been serviced once by my farther he can’t recall having any new parts been fitted unless omega done it while doing the service

 

First American watch in outer space

 

So Omega is an American company now?

 

Leonov wore his white dial Strela "Arrow" chronographs underneath the Berkut spacesuit…
All 10 spacewalks of the Gemini program exposed the Swissmade Omega Speedmaster to outer space, for both the Spacewalker as for the astronaut who stayed in the open capsule exposed to outer space…
By 1969 the Russian Berkut spacesuit was replaced by the Yastreb spacesuit, first used during the Soyuz 4 & 5 docking & EVA

 

I stand corrected!

 

I meant first watch in outer space on an American Astronaut but starts to be a long name. SpeedPhil is correct Leonov watch was underneath the suit

 

The actual first watch in space "inside the Sputnik capsule" : MoonwatchUniverse slides
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Yes, it's true. Sturmanskie (Штурманские) is the first watch in space.

 

In summary: watches exposed to open space: only 6 types were so far exposed;

Omega Speedmaster 1965, June 3 by Edward White (2x Speedmaster 105.003-64)
Glycine Airman 1966, September 13 by Pete Conrad sat in open Gemini XI capsule during Gordon's EVA
Bulova chronograph 1971, August 2 by David Scott Apollo 15 lunar EVA 3
Fortis Cosmonaut 1995, May 12 by Vladimir Dezhurov Mir18 cosmonaut
FIYTA chronograph 2008, September 27 by Zhai Zhigang chinese taikonaut
SEIKO SpaceWalk spring drive 2008, December 23 by Yuri Lonchakov (2x SEIKO SpaceWalk watches)

 

The one who made this list did not know everything.
There is no Leonov on your list. Leonov is the first person to go into outer space. What about Strela (Стрела)?

 

@-Alex-
Welcome to the forum...
On Voskhod 2 in March 1965, both cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev wore a white dial 33 mm Strela chronograph underneath their Berkut spacesuit... so the Strela ws never exposed to outer space... although one might have been worn on the Soyuz-5 to Soyuz-4 EVA by cosmonaut Yevgeni Khrunov in January 1969.
More information:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/under-a-sleeve-of-a-spacesuit.106986/