Recommended High Cost-Performance Entry-Level Omega Watches

      Omega has produced many highly iconic watches to date, such as the Speedmaster that went to the Moon, and the Seamaster that went deep into the oceans, which is also the exclusive watch of the famous movie character James Bond. Today, the Biao Li Ru Yi Watch Website introduces several high cost-performance replica Omega watches for everyone.

　　Omega Speedmaster Collection

　　The Omega Speedmaster series was introduced as early as 1957, and today it is synonymous with spaceflight and adventure. The reason the Speedmaster series is so famous is that American astronauts wore this watch when they landed on the Moon, so one can imagine its quality and performance are absolutely top-tier. Over the years, its design has not changed much; its most distinctive features are the black dial with a conventional chronograph layout, slim hour and minute hands, a small seconds subdial, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, and a central chronograph seconds hand. The black bezel features a tachymeter scale, and the stainless steel case has a diameter of 42 mm, with a water resistance of 50 metres.

　　Omega Constellation series watches

　　The Omega Constellation series is even older than the Speedmaster series, launched in 1952, though at the time in the United States, the series was known by the grand name Globemaster, which later had to be abandoned due to a trademark conflict. In 1982, Omega introduced the Constellation “ Manhattan ”. This watch introduced four now-familiar “ claws ” at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions on the case, originally designed to secure the sapphire crystal and help ensure the watch remained water-resistant. The unique movement is housed within a 38 mm case with a sapphire crystal caseback, featuring a water resistance of 100 metres.

　　Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean

　　Speaking of dive watches, besides the Rolex Submariner and Blancpain Fifty Fathoms, the Omega Seamaster is not inferior in the slightest. In 1932, Omega introduced the Marine watch, the first watch designed from the ground up for deep-sea diving. Omega watches have accompanied many explorers into the deep oceans. Marine biologist and explorer William · Beebe wore an Omega Marine during his record-breaking bathysphere dive.