The Omega Appeal
Omega has long been associated with excellence, technological innovation and precision in watchmaking. It doesn’t come as a surprise, therefore, that the Swiss brand is one of Myles’ favourites.
What he likes most about Omega is the history and innovative technology they use, such as silicon hairsprings, and how they possess one of the best movements in the market. Their attention to detail and extraordinary design are also impeccable.
And, of course, the precision that characterises each single Omega timepiece is world-class. On their new Master Chronometer movements they have two certifications as oppose to one; COSC and METAS. In addition, these new movements are anti-magnetic and resistant up to 15,000 Gauss.
All of this makes Omega’s watches “a timepiece for life”.
Myles is particularly partial to the new Omega Seamaster Diver 300, which is due for release later this year. It’s based on the original Diver 300 model and comes equipped with a new movement, case, dial and strap. He also admires the quality of the Speedmaster ’57 as well as the Planet Ocean range. In Myles’ words: “these timepieces are iconic, with beautiful design and fantastic movements.”