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OMEGA Quietly Discontinued Hundreds of Watches
DescriptionOMEGA has quietly discontinued—or appears to be phasing out—some of its most interesting watches. The Seamaster Ploprof, Speedmaster X‑33 Marstimer, Globemaster, Speedmaster Mark II, Aqua Terra Ultra Light and Planet Ocean GMT have all disappeared from, or become increasingly difficult to find within, the current OMEGAMore
OMEGA has quietly discontinued—or appears to be phasing out—some of its most interesting watches. The Seamaster Ploprof, Speedmaster X‑33 Marstimer, Globemaster, Speedmaster Mark II, Aqua Terra Ultra Light and Planet Ocean GMT have all disappeared from, or become increasingly difficult to find within, the current OMEGA catalogue.
But why is OMEGA discontinuing these watches?
In this video, I investigate the biggest OMEGA watch discontinuations of the past three years, separate the confirmed casualties from the watches that may simply be unavailable, and explore the strategy behind OMEGA’s rapidly shrinking catalogue.
We discuss:
The apparent disappearance of the OMEGA Seamaster Ploprof 1200M
Whether the Speedmaster X‑33 Marstimer has really been discontinued
Why OMEGA ended the historically important Globemaster collection
What happened to the Speedmaster Mark II
Why the extraordinarily expensive Aqua Terra Ultra Light disappeared
The end of the conventional Planet Ocean GMT
How the 40mm Railmaster was discontinued and replaced
The major reductions across the Aqua Terra, Constellation, De Ville, Trésor, Seamaster and Speedmaster collections
OMEGA does not publish a complete annual list of discontinued watches. A model can disappear from one regional website, remain available through authorised dealers and still technically be in production. For that reason, this video distinguishes between confirmed discontinuations, replaced collections and watches that merely ap
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