Omega is taking us back to the “stone age” with this latest release, while still keeping up with current times. Introducing the “Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer” with a mesmerizing green malachite dial. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster 300 Co-Axial Master Chronometer “Malachite”” »
Omega began their collaboration with James Bond, back in 1995 with the movie “Goldeneye” which was the first one starring Pierce Brosnan. Since then they have been the official watch for her Majesty’s most iconic special agent, releasing several noteworthy timepieces linking back to this franchise and earing them the nickname “Bond watch” and the legacy lives on…
The battle for lightest timepiece continues as Omega introduces their latest lightweight mechanical sports watch contender in the competition. They claim these upcoming “Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light” releases made out of gamma titanium can weigh less than 55 grams, when attached to their provided fabric strap. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Ultra Light” »
Omega has begun the countdown for the Tokyo 202o Olympics and as their official timekeeper sponsor they have already released two limited edition timepieces to commemorate the occasion. Introducing the blue and white versions of the “Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra “Tokyo 2020″ Limited Edition”. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster “Tokyo 2020″ Limited Edition” »
Back in 2018 Omega re-launched the “Seamaster Diver 300M” with a vast face-lift. Now as time marches forward they need to expand this collection and widen the consumer’s options, since the previous model line and its extended dial choices have been discontinued. The installments will be gradual, but they have already begun with these new references and more will soon surely follow. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster Diver 300M – 2019 Models” »
Omega had already announced its return, but at last the long awaited re-issue of the iconic Calibre 321 is arriving! To further mark the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing, the brand has finally conjured up the proud honor of unveiling the first new watch to house this legendary movement, in the form of this upcoming “Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 321 Platinum” edition. Continue reading “Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch 321 Platinum” »
An Omega classic returns to center stage with a monochrome color scheme dial and the option of two distinct metal alloys: stainless-steel, 18k Sedna™ gold or a two-tone mixed version of both these precious metals. This “Omega Constellation Globemaster Annual Calendar” dress watch is back in black for 2019, now let’s take a closer look. Continue reading “Omega Constellation Globemaster Annual Calendar iN Black” »
The Trésor collection was first launched by Omega in 1949. Now more than half a century later, it continues to impress by housing some of today’s most currently advanced mechanical movements. Let’s focus in on these two sophisticated dress watch options available in steel with date or gold without a date window.
Omega has decided to reprise their orange colored “Seamaster Planet Ocean”. It was back in 2005 that they originally debuted the higher-end version of the “Planet Ocean” model line, which distinguished itself by the more professionally-oriented 600 meters of water-resistance and its colorful orange bezel. Let’s take a closer look at the upcoming 2019 “Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Orange Bezel”. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M Orange Bezel” »
In anticipation of the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing, many horology enthusiasts were already expecting Omega to release some impressive commemorative timepieces. After all this event served as the inception that led to the mythology behind the Omega Speedmaster that would be nick named “Moonwatch”. So, let’s zoom in on one of the new arrivals, the “Omega Speedmaster Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Moonshine”.
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