Omega is announcing a new limited edition Speedmaster that’s inspired by a 1967 model that was seen in the Return of Ultraman TV series. A favorite of collectors, the model featured an orange seconds hand, a bold color choice that stood out
Follow Presley Gerber as he tries on different NATO straps to give his Omega Railmaster a range of colorful looks. Same watch. Different straps. New style.
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II is deeply ingrained in the prestigious world of yachting.
First introduced in 1968 as a diver’s timepiece, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris is brought back to life 50 years later in a contemporary version.
On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 8 mission, our friends at Omega has released a Speedmaster that truly brings the lunar surface to life.
Famed timepiece maker, Tag Heuer, and our friends at Aston Martin, a symbol of British luxury and elegance, the iconic sports car manufacturer have chosen TAG Heuer as Timekeeper for its racing team: Aston Martin Racing. The Swiss watchmaker achieves
In 1957, our friends at Omega released its very first Railmaster model. Today, the timepiece has made a triumphant return.
Recently our friends at Omega unveiled the world’s first Master Chronometer tick. Take a journey inside the workings of a timepiece so precise, it has passed the highest level of watch testing in the world.
The horologists who sketch Jaeger-LeCoultre‘s watches do so “with one eye turned towards the future” while rooting their designs in the brand’s long-held traditions. (Available Online)
Jaeger-LeCoultre was one of the first and continues to be one of the only manufacturers to produce all the components of the calibre – each intricate piece requires 22 different operations to create, decorate and assemble and ultimately is the
Swiss timepiece maker offers a behind the scenes look at its timepiece-manufacturing process. To create the most exquisite timepieces they combine the best of two worlds: inspiring design and traditional handcraft.
Last week we teased the new facility in Switzerland, and on November 2nd, 2017, our friends at Omega officially opened is new cutting-edge factory. Experience the highlights of this very special day and take a glimpse at Omega’s future.
From the careful handling of delicate components, to the toughest testing in the watch industry set by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) – the quest for perfection plays out in science fiction surroundings at Omega‘s new cutting-edge facility
Our friends at Omega have taken its support for sailing to a whole new level, recently named the official timekeeper of the world’s toughest race. The ultimate endurance test for sailors who face over 45,000 nautical miles of treacherous seas.
