The Omega Seamaster is an iconic addition to the dive watch story, steeped in history and engineered for performance. But I don’t think it’s the best. Not quite. It loses by a nose, by the f...

One of the most prolific luxury watch brands ever, Omega is characterised by variety, innovation and the courage to travel new paths. Its watches have been to the moon and—fictionally, at le...

Last year was a good one for entry-level watches, with some of the industry’s big fish—and a few minnows—launching some interesting yet affordable pieces. From well-known watchmakers such as...

It’s no secret that the price of watches is rising. Gone are the days when a Rolex Submariner cost just a few thousand; with every passing wave of new releases comes a little kick in the pan...

It's not every day you turn 60. It's quite the milestone. With the Speedmaster hitting 60 in 2017, Omega could have slapped a birthday badge on the current Moonwatch and been done with it—an...

It's safe to say that Omega is proud of its heritage. And it should be; with such achievements under its belt as the deep-diving PloProf (which we revisit in this issue) and the space-travel...

The calibre 1887 has taken a bit of a bashing since its launch. It's a shame, because it's a fine example of a chronograph movement - it has a column wheel, a double pawl winding system and ...

Omega has always been a good brand. Excellent, in fact. Omega watches are quality items, packed with know-how and heritage, and they’ve worn a comfortable groove as the go-to alternative cho...