75 Years of Seamaster ? Omega launches a swath of new timepieces in honor of the legendary watch family, celebrating both the lightness of summer and the theme of water resistance with a summery blue color, and appropriately dubbed the Seamaster Diver 300m “Summer Blue” series.

In tribute to its maritime icon, the Swiss brand adorns a new collection with distinctive dials designed to evoke a day at sea with their intense color tone. The timepieces range in water resistance from the “common” 150 meters via a special Aqua Terra to an absolute professional diving technology of 6000 meters in a new Ultra Deep. They all share the color “Summer Blue,” which is intended to reflect the water resistance of the corresponding Seamaster model through its intensity and the layers of lacquer on the dial, with the Aqua Terra representing a lighter shade for the sunlit surface, while the Ultra Deep represents the dark deep-sea floor.
More than just a line of watches – the Seamaster

The history of the Seamaster began sixteen years before its introduction with the Omega “Marine,” which was the first diving watch available worldwide for civilian divers in 1932. Tested at a depth of 73 meters in Lake Geneva, it proved to be waterproof up to 135 meters when subjected to a pressure test at the watchmaking research laboratory in Neuchâtel. This success laid the foundation for Omega’s expansion in the field of diver’s...