Omega, with the new colours of time

The new Aqua Terra Shades are of this vein, of this timing of time that we detail with delight rather than reading without stopping. Heiresses of the Aqua Terra born in 2002 paying tribute to the maritime legacy of Omega and the spirit of its iconic Seamaster (the Co-Axial movement certified Master Chronometer is part of the game) as reliable on water as on land (hence the name of the collection), they preserve the unique register of urban chic mixed with maritime ingenuity. While bringing him colors never seen before.Enough to offer to his style the shades of life, shades of dial extending from the land to the sea. For example, the 38 mm polished stainless steel cases set sail on an Atlantic blue, which make you want by the way a sweet laurel green, dare sandstone, saffron, and even invent an original terracotta. The 34 mm versions rely on the subtle softness of sea blue, lagoon green, shell pink and lavender. This revisited rainbow has been possible thanks to new technologies. The dials, shaped in brass, are sunny from the centre, covered with a layer of lacquer that gives them an unexpected finish. Their unique nuances are born thanks to the PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition), which gives a particular effect and unusual tones like terracotta, or the CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) whose chemical reaction allows the unexpected sea blue. To anchor even more the marine universe in these watches called to sail where the beautiful goes on voyage, the hands and indexes were drawn in the shape of boat hull, rhodium-plated in large models and in 18-carat white gold for those in 34 mm. Stainless steel bracelets have also been redesigned, with refined and rounded links. As many success stories as Omega’s ambassadors – Zoë Kravitz, Zhou Dongyu and Eddie Redmayne – will highlight in advertising campaigns full of pep, like these elegantly toned models.