In 1957, Omega released the original Seamaster 300, Railmaster and Speedmaster, all watches that would be go on to become classics. To celebrate their sixtieth birthday, Omega is paying tribute to the originals with special 60th Anniversary editions of each model. Each of these models are painstakingly recreated to be as true to the original as possible down to the iconic Naïad logos on the crowns and the iconic images on the casebacks, but Omega also chose to give these editions a vintage style tropical finish on the dials. There are also a few modern changes that have been made for safety (markers switch to SuperLuminova from radium) or durability (aluminum bezel instead of acrylic). Each one of the gorgeous watches is limited to 3,557 examples. If you can’t decide on just one of the watches, Omega is also releasing 557 Trilogy collections with all three watches, a leather watch roll, six spare straps (three leather / three NATO) and wooden spring bar tool all packaged in a specially-engraved Swiss oak box for a cool $20,000.
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