Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Style

Curations: Time becomes precious with Omega’s latest gem-set Constellation and Seamaster Aqua Terra models for women

STORYMorning Studio editors
One of the new models in the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection for women features a pale pink dial with marquise-cut rubies used as hour markers. Photo: Omega
One of the new models in the Seamaster Aqua Terra collection for women features a pale pink dial with marquise-cut rubies used as hour markers. Photo: Omega
Omega

  • The Swiss watchmaker updates its Seamaster Aqua Terra line with wave-embossed dials embedded with diamonds or rubies to mark the hours
  • A range of coloured dials is unveiled for the new Constellation Small Seconds watch, which is available in different diamond-accented designs

Year in and year out, Omega has balanced vintage elegance with modern innovations in its feminine timepieces. For 2021, the Swiss watchmaker takes both the technical and aesthetic aspects to new levels in two of its iconic collections for women.

The brand’s new range of novelties unveiled this year include gem-enhanced designs for the Seamaster Aqua Terra, and colourful dials with an added small seconds feature in the Constellation collection. Here are the details to look out for with these updated ladies’ watches.
The new 34mm Seamaster Aqua Terra model has a case made of stainless steel and Omega’s own 18-carat Sedna gold, with the option of a shimmering leather strap. Photo: Omega
The new 34mm Seamaster Aqua Terra model has a case made of stainless steel and Omega’s own 18-carat Sedna gold, with the option of a shimmering leather strap. Photo: Omega
Advertisement

Seamaster Aqua Terra

Precious stones tell the time in Omega’s new 34mm Seamaster Aqua Terra timepieces, which feature two striking wave-embossed dial designs that evoke the ripples seen on the surface of the ocean, in a nod to the collection’s maritime history.

The 2021 novelties offer the choice of a nude dial with 11 marquise-cut diamond hour markers, or a pale pink dial with 11 marquise-cut ruby hour markers. Both have central hour, minute and seconds hands in diamond-polished 18-carat Sedna gold – a rose gold alloy developed by Omega – and a date window positioned at six o’clock.

The new Aqua Terra models are crafted in a combination of stainless steel and Sedna gold, with a polished and brushed, symmetrical case body, as well as a polished, diamond-set bezel.

There is the option of an integrated bracelet, which is also made from stainless steel and Sedna gold with polished central links and brushed external links, and includes a butterfly clasp. It can be swapped for a shimmering leather strap in either red or nude, to match the dial colour.

Through the flat sapphire crystal window on the polished and brushed caseback, Omega’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8800 is on display. This movement has passed a series of tests for exceptional levels of precision, performance and magnetic resistance, which are certified by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS). The watch is also water-resistant to a depth of 150 metres.
The new Constellation Small Seconds models feature diamond hour markers and the choice of rings of full-cut diamonds along with different dial colours including burgundy. Photo: Omega
The new Constellation Small Seconds models feature diamond hour markers and the choice of rings of full-cut diamonds along with different dial colours including burgundy. Photo: Omega

Constellation Small Seconds