Omega

With today's Ultra Deep new models, I am thrilled that Omega brings to production this beast of a watch. I love to see these mechanical marvels make it to regular production, with symmetry and sans date to boot. Of course, this behemoth is not something I...  

The watch was lighter than the strap itself, amazing and the retractable crown was great as well. The price, not so much...

I agree that this watch has all the technologies one would want in a sports watch (ultra light)- except the price 😭

That's a joke, Omega wants and aims to be seen as Rolex and co. The longer the list, the more sought after the watch. I don't think they'll release that manual shock proof caliber at a reasonable price, because no need to technical improvements when the o... 

Seeing it as a worthy contender to basic richard mille pieces. Seeing it in the Olympics was phenomenal too. Maybe they will trickle down the tech to their mainstream line just like they did with the Mariana Trench piece. It will be a very disruptive piec... 

like the lugs on one and don't like the recessed crown on the other, neither one suits me.

Ideally I'd like to see some models that are a little crazier with hand and dial designs that maybe are more befitting the price tag. It's all a little too visually conservative imho for something so technically extreme.

I thought this ultra-light and tough Aqua Terra was a great idea that came at, obviously, an unworkable price. I'd love to see them adapt it into a more reasonable form.

If the Rolls Royce Boat Tail was a watch, it'd be this Seamaster Aqua Terra. Beautifully sleek in design but looks like it's seriously packin' some.

I was keen on the Ultra Light a year ago, sure I was not about to pay the price but I did ask a local AD if it could be seen in the flesh, they told me the watch is available for 100% deposit.