Tag: Omega

Omega is returning to their Railmaster collection this week with a pair of new references that bring a simple, modern focus to the historic design (even if one of them uses a throwback color palette). The Railmaster, which resides in the broader Seamaster collection, has seen a number of special editions in recent years, but…

Omega’s unique take on the worldtimer has become something of a staple on the Aquaterra collection thanks to its depiction of the earth from a top down view placed at the center of the dial. This week, Omega is introducing this combination into the Planet Ocean collection by way of two configurations set into black…

Omega continues their annual January Speedmaster release this week with a somewhat surprising take on a moonphase complication set within a meteorite dial. While not a new complication to the family, this watch does represent a new configuration thanks to a new hand wound movement set within a new, trimmer case. The newest Speedmaster makes…

Earlier this year, images of a rather peculiar looking Speedmaster used by US military pilots cropped up, prompting guesses at what it might mean for a commercial release at some down the line, if ever. Today, we get our answer with the release of the Speedmaster Pilot, a unique and colorful variation on the Speedmaster…

Hot off the heels of two new steel Seamster 300M references, Omega is releasing a third today in green, bronze gold, and titanium. The new watch taps into the same vibes first seen on the No Time To Die Seamaster released around Daniel Craig’s final appearance as James Bond, a watch that has quickly become…

After a few months of speculation over a watch spotted on the wrist of actor Daniel Craig, Omega has officially revealed a pair of new Seamaster 300M divers that join a burgeoning collection. While no major structural changes are present, they do take the dial in a new direction first seen on the 60th Anniversary…

The modern Speedmaster so-called First Omega in Space (FOiS) was discontinued in 2020 after 8 years in production. The watch, prized by enthusiasts for its smaller 39.7mm, was a nod to the second generation of the Speedmaster, the CK 2998, released in 1959, just two years after the watch made its debut. The watch earned…