Hael wearing the Omega Speedmaster Chronoscope Paris 2024.
OMEGA has announced that acclaimed Malaysian singer and songwriter Hael Husaini is the latest addition to its illustrious circle of friends of the brand.
This new partnership is said to reflect the perfect alignment of Hael’s dynamic artistry with Omega’s timeless elegance and commitment to excellence.
He joins fellow Malaysian fashion luminary Marion Caunter, who became a Friend of the Brand earlier this year.
Hael, celebrated for his unique voice and captivating performances, has been a prominent figure in the music industry for over a decade.
His journey from a reality TV contestant to an award-winning artiste is a testament to his talent and perseverance.
With his breakout hit Jampi clinching the top prize at the 32nd Anugerah Juara Lagu in 2018, Hael has proven his ability to resonate deeply with audiences.
His subsequent hits, including Haram and Hajat, have further established him as a versatile and influential figure in contemporary music.
Hael’s career, adorned with numerous awards and widespread acclaim, points to his dedication and passion.
His creative spirit and commitment to his craft is described as mirrorring Omega’s own standards of precision and quality.
“We are delighted to welcome Hael Husaini to the Omega family,” says Raynald Aeschlimann, president and CEO of Omega.
“His artistry and dedication are truly inspiring and we’re looking forward to the dynamic presence and creative energy he’ll bring to our brand,” Aeschlimann adds.
Expressing his enthusiasm about the new role, Hael says, “Joining Omega as a Friend of the Brand is an incredible honour.
“Omega’s legacy of excellence and innovation is something I have always admired. I am excited about the journey ahead and the opportunity to represent such an iconic brand.”
As Omega continues to innovate in the world of luxury watchmaking, the addition of Hael as a Friend of the Brand is said to underscore the company’s commitment to celebrating talent that transcends borders and industries.
