The Omega Speedmaster Milano Cortina 2026 Special Edition comprises two timepieces: the "Olympic Games" model (Ref. 522.30.38.50.04.001) and the "Paralympic Games" model (Ref. 522.30.38.50.04.002). Both feature a 38mm stainless steel case, a blue bezel, and an "ice-and-snow white" dial.
The difference between the two watches lies in the color of the chronograph seconds hand: light blue for the Winter Olympics edition and green for the Paralympic edition. Additionally, the emblems and text engraved on the casebacks differ. Best luxury clone watches online, buy replica Omega Speedmaster watches at firstwatchclone.

The 38mm case diameter is a highlight of this watch. Across the Speedmaster lineup, popular models typically feature diameters exceeding 40mm. While the series does include models sized at 40mm or smaller, these are often vintage-style re-editions (such as the CK2998). With shifting trends favoring smaller watches in recent years, many brands have begun downsizing their new releases. The MILANCO CORTINA 2026 Special Edition capitalizes on this trend with a unisex 38mm case and a modern design—a combination rarely seen in previous Speedmaster models.
The MILANCO CORTINA 2026 retains the series' classic elements and dial layout. Its white dial is reminiscent of the Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch launched in 2024; however, upon closer inspection, the dial is not pure white but features a light blue "frost" texture. This detail pays homage to the Winter Olympics' ice and snow theme and allows the watch to stand out among other white-dial Speedmasters. As a Winter Olympics special edition, the watch features a unique touch: the number "26" in the date window uses a typeface derived from the Winter Olympics logo, reinforcing the watch's thematic connection.
The solid caseback is engraved with the event emblem and MILANCO CORTINA 2026 lettering. Beneath the caseback lies the Omega Calibre 3330, an automatic movement based on a Swatch Group architecture (ETA A08.L01). Equipped with a column-wheel mechanism and a Co-Axial escapement, the movement is COSC-certified but has not undergone METAS "Master Chronometer" certification. In terms of specifications, the Calibre 3330 features a silicon balance spring, offering a degree of magnetic resistance. It operates at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour and provides a 52-hour power reserve https://www.firstwatchclone.co.
