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From Nicholas Braun in Vacheron to Coleman Domingo in OMEGA, these are the best watches seen at the 30th Screen Actors Guild Awards.

We’re revealing some of our favorite watches spotted at the Golden Globe Awards, from Vacheron Constantin to OMEGA.

This week, OMEGA brings its captivating story to life in a special exhibition at the Chelsea Factory, Planet OMEGA.

Omega’s Seamaster Planet Ocean Dark Grey continues to uphold its technical legacy with a timepiece crafted in silicon nitride ceramic.

From Rolex and Panerai to Grand Seiko and Doxa, we’ve rounded up some of the industry’s best diver watches.

OMEGA launches the Seamaster Diver 300M “Paris 2024” Special Edition, marking the company’s 31st time as Official Timekeeper.

These ten exceptional patriotic timepieces are the perfect companions to elevate your 4th of July celebrations — and into the summer. 

To commemorate the enduring legacy of oceanic exploration, new Omega Seamasters have just been unveiled in a summer blue hue.

OMEGA expands its Worldtimer collection to include three new models: a titanium edition and two striking options in stainless steel. 

From tapping into some of the world’s most famed artists to cinematic inspiration, here are the ultimate timepiece collaborations of 2022.

From Rolex to Hublot, Haute Time curated the ultimate watch gift list this holiday season that will withstand the test of time.

OMEGA has launched two new watches to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the legendary James Bond franchise. 

Rande Gerber reveals the power of intuition when it comes to building brands and finding true passion in everything he does.

From Patek Philippe and Hublot to Rolex and Vacheron Constantin, Haute Time has compiled the best timepieces to gift this season.

What should have been the Olympic Summer games of 2020, was unfortunately delayed a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. While it remains an edition unlike any other, Tokyo proves to be a gracious host to top-athletes from around the world that are going for gold. Another participant is Omega, acting as the official timekeeper for the 29th time. It started in Los Angeles in 1932, where Omega was the first watch brand responsible for the timekeeping of the entire event. While it was still mechanical stopwatches that determined the winner back then, strides were made to increase accuracy. In 1948 at the Olympic Games in London, Omega introduced the first photo-finish camera and a photoelectric cell that electronically stopped the time as soon as an athlete passed it.

An inside look into all of the precious timepieces being housed inside the Watches of Switzerland Airstream in the Hamptons this summer.

While there are no global watch fairs this year, it is still traditionally the time for many brands to introduce their models. One of the brands that is not deviating from this is Omega, which delights us to a wide variety of new models, including many in the Seamaster collection.