Omega Sets the Pace for Winter Olympics with Unique Speedmaster, While Teaming Up with Swatch For a Celestial Endeavor

Omega takes the spotlight with a pair of intriguing timepiece launches. As the countdown ensues for the Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina next year, Omega, the official timekeeper, has decided to stoke the flames of anticipation with the release of a winter-themed 38mm Speedmaster. The Speedmaster Milano Cortina 2026 is a Spartan and chic timepiece with a stainless steel case, water-resistant up to 100m. It is highlighted by a polished stainless steel bezel which frames a blue ceramic ring and a white enamel tachymeter scale, laying the foundation for a icy wintery tone. The frosted blue transfer on the varnished white dial, accompanied by a pattern inspired by the Milano Cortina 2026 emblem and the strategic use of Super-LumiNova on the hour markers, creates a splendid visual reminiscent of frost-covered mountains. The watch houses the Caliber 3330 automatic COSC-certified movement with 52-hour power reserve. Priced at $6,800, though not a limited edition, it is certain to find itself on the wrists of many a winter sport enthusiast.

In parallel to its Olympic countdown, Omega has been charting a course to the heavens in partnership with Swatch. Omega x Swatch came up with the MoonSwatch Mission To Earthphase Moonshine Gold ‘Beaver Moon’. The watch tells a tale of celestial exploration and combines Omega’s renowned precision and elegance with Swatch’s youthful and playful sensibilities. Though the details are sketchy at the moment, it promises to be another engaging chapter in Omega’s illustrious history.