Could Omega Be Hinting at an Integrated Bracelet Watch? – A Contemporary Version of the Seamaster 120 Baby Ploprof

Keeping collectors and aficionados on their toes, Omega recently shared a tantalising teaser on its official Instagram account. The post hints at a new Seamaster release, sparking rampant speculation that a contemporary version of the 1970s vintage Seamaster 120, affectionately nicknamed ‘Baby Ploprof’, could be on the horizon.

The ‘Baby Ploprof’, with its distinctive hands resembling the larger and more renowned Ploprof dive watches, is a coveted piece among collectors. This particular Seamaster 120 model boasts an angular – as opposed to circular – 39-40 mm stainless steel case, hosting a calibre 1010 automatic movement, and promising 120 metres of water resistance. Moreover, it is known for its integrated bracelet, offering a seamless flow from watch to wrist.

This connection has many predicting a new, contemporary version of the Seamaster 120 Baby Ploprof from Omega. This move would allow Omega to ride the wave of popularity currently enjoyed by integrated bracelet watches. It also permits the brand to lean on a beloved design from their archives, a tactic often employed by the Swiss luxury watchmaker.

Until the release is official, all eyes remain on Omega and its tantalising Instagram teases. Who knows what time will reveal?