Omega Seamaster The Omega Seamaster debuted in 1948 in celebration of Omega’s 100th anniversary. The quintessential diving watch remains a best-seller and the longest running model in Omega’s collects ion. ...
Omega DeVille The Omega De Ville debuted in 1967 as a sleeker spinoff from the brand’s best-selling Seamaster collects ion. The De Ville’s award-winning design remains a fan-favorite, striking the perfect balance of modernity and elegant t.mes lessness. ...
Omega Constellation The Constellation collects ion was officially launched in 1952 following the immense success of Omega’s Centenary collects ion, a limited-edition design released in 1948. Every gold Constellation’s caseback is hand-engraved with the Geneva Observatory, where Omega broke its own precision record in 1951. ...
Omega Speedmaster Originally intended as a chronograph watch for pilots, the Omega Speedmaster was adopted by astronauts in the 1950s. Today, the chronograph Speedmaster is admired for its significant history and smart design. ...
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra’s most notable feature is the “teak concept” pattern on the Aqua Terra’s dial which was inspired by the wooden decks of luxury yachts. The Aqua Terra is a particularly attractive purchase to Omega fans as it boasts incredible precision in a moderate price range. ...
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Released in 2005, the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean has quickly grown into a beloved modern classic. Robust and sturdy, the Planet Ocean is an impeccably designed diver’s watch that handsomely carries on the Seamaster traditional aesthetic. ...
