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OMEGA Beijing Olympic Watch 2022 - New Seamaster Aqua Terra | Bob's Watches

Oct 28, 2021 · 5.8K views

DescriptionIntroducing the brand new ice-inspired Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Beijing 2022 model. Join us live for a Q & A series about the exciting new release. Beijing 2022 marks the 30th time that Omega will hold the honor of the official timekeeper of the Olympic games. The brand has famously celebrated the prestigious partMore
Introducing the brand new ice-inspired Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Beijing 2022 model. Join us live for a Q & A series about the exciting new release. Beijing 2022 marks the 30th time that Omega will hold the honor of the official timekeeper of the Olympic games. The brand has famously celebrated the prestigious partnership on numerous occasions with the release of several limited edition watches. Year after year, each edition quickly becomes a prized collector’s item, and we expect the brand-new edition released today to follow suit. While we will be discussing the newest Olympics Omega watch ref. 522.10.41.21.04.02 in this live, we will also include an example from 2020 and a non-Olympics model for comparison. The winter games are slated to begin in February of 2022 in China and include bobsledding, speed skating, and ice hockey. The newest Omega release celebrates the brand’s participation in the 2022 games by including several design elements inspired by winter. The Dial First is the icy white ceramic dial decorated with Omega’s “frost-finish” pattern. The blue-trimmed hour markers and hands compliment the cool winter tones of the dial perfectly. It also includes bright Superluminova plots, a red Seamaster logo, and red quarter minute markers on the track surrounding the dial. Covering the face is a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. With the durable stainless steel finish and the Seamaster’s waterproof crown, this special edition Omega is prepared for wha

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