Sharp case, correct configuration, complete links or accessories and recent credible service where relevant.
PRICE GUIDE / Omega / 310.30.42.50.01.001
Speedmaster Moonwatch
C$7,500–8,500
The current Hesalite Moonwatch keeps the tactile crystal and solid back while adding Master Chronometer performance and a substantially better bracelet.
Four bands.
Evidence decides.
The condition ladder is a decision model, not an automated appraisal. A physical problem can outweigh every accessory; strong provenance cannot repair a weak watch.
The normal decision band for an honest, correctly described example with no material ownership surprise.
Visible wear, incomplete set or weaker transaction terms can be acceptable when the price absorbs the friction.
Deferred service, damage, parts uncertainty or weak seller evidence require manual review rather than blind discounting.
Recent bracelet examples commonly ask from the mid-C$7,000s into the C$8,000s. Clasp generation, warranty, condition and set completeness should explain the useful spread—not the model’s current retail price.
Open external market source ↗The editorial range is deliberately narrower than the entire listing universe. It aims to frame an ordinary informed transaction, not every optimistic ask or distressed sale.
Hesalite scratches are normal and usually easy to address. Check clasp generation, bracelet links, remaining warranty, timing evidence and whether the seller is pricing an ordinary used example too close to retail.
Price context.
Then a real decision.
Use the same range differently depending on whether you are waiting to buy, judging a live listing or preparing a watch to exit.
Keep the range.
Watch the evidence.
Get the Tuesday buyer brief, the 10-point checklist and future research for Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 310.30.42.50.01.001.
Before the
number wins.
What is a Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 310.30.42.50.01.001 worth?+
The July 2026 Watch Ledger guide range is C$7,500–8,500 in Canadian dollars for a strong, correctly described example. Individual value changes with condition, service, completeness, location and seller quality.
What changes the price most?+
Hesalite scratches are normal and usually easy to address. Check clasp generation, bracelet links, remaining warranty, timing evidence and whether the seller is pricing an ordinary used example too close to retail.
Is this a live market quote?+
No. This is a dated editorial guide cross-checked against the linked external market source. It is not an offer, appraisal or guaranteed transaction price.
How can I sell or trade this watch?+
Use the private Seller Desk to compare direct sale, trade and consignment preparation. Partner introductions only happen when the owner opts in.