Category: Omega

Omega Collections We Cover

Omega Speedmaster

The Speedmaster remains the collection most closely associated with Omega. Its chronograph dial, twisted lugs and distinctive bezel mean that small changes in spacing and proportions can noticeably alter the appearance of the watch.

Omega Seamaster

The Seamaster family covers everything from professional dive watches to more restrained everyday pieces. Details such as bezel shape, wave-pattern dials, hands and bracelet construction vary considerably between references.

Moonwatch and MoonSwatch

Omega’s connection with the Moonwatch continues to influence modern releases, while the MoonSwatch has introduced the familiar Speedmaster shape to an entirely different audience. Our articles examine both the historical background and the design choices behind these watches.

Details Worth Comparing

When looking closely at an Omega watch, dial printing, sub-dial position, bezel markings, case finishing and bracelet construction often matter more than a specification list alone suggests.

We therefore concentrate on how these details work together, as well as how newer releases compare with older references from the same family.

Latest Omega Articles

Continue below for our latest Omega coverage, including Speedmaster articles, Seamaster stories and closer examinations of notable references.