Why customers love Omega?

This first generation of seamaster with ceramic bezel is a pleasure to wear every day. More versatile and contained in its proportions than the new version, it adapts to all types of environments. It is light and thin, and wears wonderfully on a leather or rubber strap. I am always surprised by its quality of construction and its reliable movement has never failed me. It is a watch that I wear in all circumstances, for the office, travel or sport, and which will never leave my collection.

After the Rolex Deepsea that I sold and a Panerai that I still have, here I am with another diver which this time is an Omega. Not having been able to try it before, I bought this watch blindly and therefore not without a certain apprehension but in the end, it suits me super well with a diameter of 45.5 which is nickel and is really magnificent. In short an Omega in all its splendor!!!

Watch offered by my wife for the birth of our son in 2008. I had hesitated for a long time with the blue version and since my father-in-law had it, I did not particularly want to have the same as him, but I was especially afraid of getting tired of it, regretfully because it is still not the same as the one worn by James Bond. It is really magnificent, I find that it is very versatile both to leave in sport mode and well dressed for an event, a very comfortable, reliable and functional chic sport model. I wear it quite often because it is a perfect diver, quite thin because quartz version, top lume, superb wavy dial, domed sapphire and approved by 007. Technical data: Omega seamaster Caliber OMEGA 1538 ref 21230416101001 41 m steel case, domed sapphire crystal, water resistance 300 meters, screw-down crown, date, unidirectional rotating bezel, helium valve.

It's been a while since I wanted to introduce you to this new Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Edition 007 "No Time To Die" I bought it with the titanium mesh bracelet but I must admit that on this one I prefer it with a tone-on-tone NATO strap... which makes it even lighter. And yes, the lightness is one of the things that seduced me the most beyond its pastel colors which frankly differentiate it from the other Seamaster Diver 300M... This is my second Omega Seamaster from a James Bond after the more discreet Seamaster 300 "Spectre". I have acquired a taste for the brand and the Seamaster and I must note a fantastic precision of the two models, even more this one with the METAS or Master-Chronometer certification (not knowing if it means the same thing). The engravings on the back are really nice and the little arrow on the dial - symbol of the British armies - reinforce its unique, different and exceptional side - at least for me. I bought it new for once just under 10,000 euros and it now costs 11,000, a nice increase... I hesitated at the time because I found it a bit expensive and I wasn't sure I would buy it at 11,000 🧐 In any case, it's a watch that I wear with great pleasure whatever the conditions and my activity... A versatile watch - certainly not more discreet! - with a bit of projection on the wrist of Daniel Craig and No Time To Die, without a doubt, the best James Bond of recent years...

Happy owner of a more discreet Omega Constellation Marine... I really like this Omega quartz series (caliber 133X) for its finesse and its refined style very 70s type integrated bracelet. It is a constant in my collection and it finds a good place there. It is a very pleasant watch to wear because of its finesse and its discreet style even if it is made of 750/000 gold. Note that it is equipped with the caliber 1333 (Chronometer certified) an outdated label - even incomprehensible nowadays - for a quartz watch. And yes, there was a time when quartz watches were - rightly - considered both precise and noble in terms of chronometry. Quartz technology almost killed the mechanical watch industry in 10 years for better and for worse with the revival of the 90s. This watch is a vestige of an era when quartz was intended to be more precise and not cheaper. The materials and feel of this Omega Constellation are absolutely fantastic!

Watch given to me by my wife for the birth of our son in 2008. I had hesitated for a long time with the blue version and since my father-in-law had it I didn't particularly want to have the same one as him, but I was especially afraid of getting tired of it, regretfully because it's still not the same as James Bond's. It's really beautiful, I find it very versatile both in sports mode and well dressed for an event, a very comfortable, reliable and functional chic sports model. I wear it quite often because it's a perfect diver, quite thin because it's a quartz version, top lume, superb wavy dial, domed sapphire and approved by Bond.

An Omega Seamaster 300M as a daily? That’s a big yes! Both elegant and technical, this watch adapts to all events and environments (evenings, office, etc.). And it’s not for nothing that it has acquired its status as an iconic watch. I love it, whether for its excellent quality rotating bezel or the power of its Super-LumiNova. Not to mention its METAS-certified Co-Axial movement, as beautiful as it is precise.

…it might be this one… I have a special affection for Omega, which I consider to be a truly exciting manufacturer with extraordinary collections. The Speed Master is the ultimate chronometer with such a recognizable design that I never get tired of. And much less flashy than the recent Daytos. The 2021 model with the 3861 module is great and the strap is incredibly comfortable! For me it’s a must-have. Right now I’m wearing it on a NATO strap, it gives it a great vintage style.

More and more seduced by vintage even if I measure all the difficulty that it is to find an old watch corresponding to both preservation and precision requirements, the Omega Speedmaster Ref 3592.50 from 1994 commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Apollo XI mission appeared as one of the ideal models to integrate into a collection because of the myth that it objectively represents and the very subjective luck of having found a copy in excellent condition, with its original papers and an Omega service box. Any lover of watchmaking history knows the mythical, magnificent history of Omega, I will not dwell on it. Any vintage enthusiast knows that a hesalite crystal is better than a sapphire crystal that can be seen on the new models Any mechanical enthusiast knows the legendary caliber 863 and its sumptuous Côtes de Gèneve finishes that power this watch (and whose transparent back allows you to admire all its beauty) and will naturally prefer it to the co-axial of the new models, too far removed from what the first Speedmasters were... The patina of my watch has evolved towards straw yellow under the effect of the tritium which 30 years later, is still present. The same one that slightly attacked the minute hand giving this Speedmaster a unique side, a true witness to the passing of time and which outrages even the most beautiful things in this world, proof that immutability in watchmaking may not really exist... The original bracelet has also patinated over time. Its original shine has evolved towards a warm and matte gray of great beauty. The same goes for the Speedmaster logoed folding clasp. Recently tested, the watch displays a daily drift of -1, -2 seconds max in normal conditions of use. The chronograph also holds the distance with a stunning comparison with the atomic clockwork of the iPhone 15. What more can I say...? Nothing. A watch with a look, a presence and a crazy charm, just as legendary for the informed as discreet for the general public and it's not so bad... If like me a watch is placed beyond a single functional objective, is more than a marker of success and is beyond the sole investment, then go for vintage without hesitation but with some knowledge about what you are buying... if necessary get advice! You will never be disappointed

Do I really need to introduce it to you? This watch is responsible for my taste for watches... The first time I saw it in a photo, I went completely crazy. A masterclass from a design point of view.. Which accompanies it with an equally incredible story. In my opinion, whatever the speedmaster in question, every collector should own one. A must to have :!