2022 Omega Watches Reviewed: The Best, Worst, and The Most Like Rolex

The 2022 Omega watches have been revealed, and "Watches Tonight" breaks down the entire collection with models, prices, and analysis of new features. Omega has launched a host of new Speedmaster and Seamaster watches with vivid colors, new capability, and -- in some cases -- more wearable sizes. Tonight's episode is a buyer's guide of the new Omega watch models for watch collectors seeking the latest in style and engineering. Omega Seamaster product lines are expansive and disparate. But the core of the collection is the Seamaster Aqua Terra. It's the direct descendant of the first 1948 Omega Seamaster, which was a water resistant dress watch rather than a diver. For 2022, the Aqua Terra gains a new 38mm case size and a host of colorful metallic sunburst dials. Clearly conceived as a counter to the 2021 Rolex Oyster Perpetuals and their glossy "stella" dials, the new Seamaster Aqua Terra 38mm is a stylish all around option for both men and women who love watches. The 2022 Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 38 has a retail price of $6,000 -- which is $150 less than a Rolex Oyster Perpetual. The Seamaster Diver 300M is the essential Omega dive watch. Although launched in its current form in 2018, the basic design has endured since 1993 thanks to its longstanding association with the James Bond film franchise. The 2022 Omega Seamaster Diver 300M adds a gloss green ceramic dial and matching bezel insert to the existing 42mm case and automatic co-axial caliber 8800. A helium escape val