Omega has created a special sailing version for their digital-analog quartz powered “X-33 Speedmaster” model. And the reason why is tied to their sponsorship of the Emirates Team New Zealand (ETNZ) and the currently ongoing 35th America’s Cup, where every Kiwi crew member will be analogically and digitally prepared to compete. Continue reading “Omega Speedmaster X-33 Regatta ETNZ LTD ED” »
The Seamaster is the oldest watch in the Omega collection, having been first introduced back in 1948. It stands as a tribute to the brand’s maritime heritage and is renowned for its professional level reliability. And Omega have chosen to go back to its roots for this special edition. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster Edizione Venezia” »
No doubt that the “Trilogy Collection” drew in the most interest from Omega aficionados at Baselworld 2017, but there were many more offerings. Among them are these new editions to two “Seamaster” model lines: “Planet Ocean” and “Aqua Terra”. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster – Planet Ocean & Aqua Terra” »
Whether they were aware of it at the time or not, Omega released three professional timepieces that would become quintessential classics, the: Seamaster, Railmaster and Speedmaster. Now 60 years later each one of them is being released in a special “Omega 1957 Trilogy” Anniversary edition, at Baselworld 2017. Continue reading “Omega 1957 Trilogy At Baselworld 2017” »
One of the major horology event is still under way, but yet another is already showing us sneak peeks. Pre-Baselworld 2017 has just revealed a glimpse at the new “Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Automatic Master Chronometer”. Continue reading “Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Automatic Master Chronometer” »
What began as one man’s own personal hashtag has developed into a widespread trend, which Omega has decided to acknowledge. So, the “Speedy Tuesday” has become a physical watch, and the first timepiece to be offered by Omega exclusively online. Continue reading “Omega “Speedy Tuesday”” »
The horology market is full of fading and resurging trends. Be it the bigger case sizes, the “all black” color schemes, or rehashing of past timepieces, with or without a modern spin on them. For this “Speedmaster CK2998 Limited Edition”, Omega has brought us something from the past, with a new face. Continue reading “Omega Speedmaster “CK2998″ Limited Edition” »
Humankind have been to outer space, but they’ve yet to reach the bottom of the ocean. Omega is on a mission to reach the “Deep Black” of the aquatic abyss, with this new variation on their “Seamaster Planet Ocean” timepieces. Omega manufactures have combined a GMT model with a diving watch and birthed a new unique collection designated the “Deep Black” model line. Continue reading “Omega Seamaster ‘Deep Black’ Edition iN Ceramic” »
This upcoming 2016 Olympics in Rio, Brazil, will mark the 27th time that Omega is the official timekeeper for this prestigious event. Quite an accomplishment, to provide such essential time accuracy for so long without any incident. Omega is definitely a brand that has gained its place in sports and now-a-days their expertise is used to measure all 28 summer sports and 14 winter sports. Continue reading “Omega The Official Olympics Time Keeper” »
This Baselworld 2016 has seen various new Omega releases, many now equipped with their METAS certified movements. But, in the case of the “Aqua Terra” model line, these more accurate calibers have yet to be introduced. What we do have here is a ‘GoodPlanet’ edition with two different available sizes, one featuring a GMT complication. These watches are part of the Omega collaboration with the “GoodPlanet Foundation” that together have produced documentary films and restoration projects. Continue reading “Omega & GoodPlanet Watching Nature” »
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