Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch (White Dial)
#60
Enrique Senger
United States
Enrique has lived his whole life in Miami, dedicating his career to teaching middle and high school students. This year marks his final chapter in the classroom before retirement.
And somehow… everything came together at once.
His birthday landed on April 6th.
And just days later, he won the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch (White Dial).
“Oh man… everything coming together this month. My birthday, the Speedy… it’s literally the Moonwatch.”
For Enrique, this watch is more than just a piece. It goes all the way back to childhood.
“I remember being 8 or 9 years old, watching the moon landing on a black and white TV… this is a full circle moment.”
He’s been part of the Wolf Pack since the beginning.
43 competitions. Almost never missing a live.
And the one time he did?
He was working late on lesson plans for his students.
Later that night, he watched the replay… and heard his name.
“I was shocked. I called my daughter and asked if this was real… we were all in shock.”
Enrique has loved watches his entire life. His passion deepened about a decade ago when a friend introduced him to Grand Seiko.
But the Speedmaster always stood apart.
“It’s not about the cost… it’s the story behind it. The Moonwatch.”
From a Swiss Army watch… to Grand Seiko… to dreaming of a Rolex Explorer… and now, the Speedmaster.
“The Speedy is going to be a magical story to tell… an unattainable goal that came true.”
Despite 43 competitions, he never stopped showing up. Sometimes with one entry, sometimes more.
“I’ve never won anything big… maybe $50 once. This is unbelievable.”
Now, he’s counting down the days until it’s on his wrist.
“That’s when the real excitement will start again.”
And maybe the best part?
“My students are going to be excited to hear about this… they’ll probably go home and tell their parents.”
When asked about his experience:
“My experience with WWC, Jory, and Jessie has been great.”
And his dream future competition?
A 100th anniversary Rolex.
For now, though, this moment says it all:
“It’s like walking through a blizzard… and not a single drop touches you.”