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Omega’s newest collection of diving watches draws together a range of key technical advancements, writes Sean Li

For the Planet Ocean, each case is carved out of a single block of ceramic—an ideal material for black watches because it’s inherently black Omega has spent the past few years addressing some of the most fundamental issues facing watchmakers, from countering magnetic fields to developing innovative materials that are not only durable, but aesthetically and ergonomically pleasing. No detail has been too small to consider. Specific advances have been employed individually in different collections, but now Omega has brought them all together in its newest range of dive watches, the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Deep Black line. While many will be familiar with the Speedmaster collection, and in particular Omega’s moon watches, which Nasa selected for the Apollo missions, the brand has been no less obsessed with planet Earth and the…

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Tatler Hong Kong (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2016

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