2021 Watch Novelties: Omega's unwavering commitment to beauty and innovation


The Seamaster 300 Bronze Gold is a one-of-a-kind design features the brand’s proprietary, patent-pending alloy. Photo: Omega

For a lot of us living under lockdown, it may seem like time slowed down last year. Not in Omega’s case. The watchmaker has stayed productive during the pandemic, doubling its effort to create beautiful, innovative timepieces.

Recently unveiled are designs that represent Omega’s unfailing need for innovation. According to president and CEO Raynald Aeschlimann, they denote a “willingness to break new ground in terms of technology and aesthetics”.

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