Many of us do it daily: they put their watch around their wrist, close its bracelet and go about with their day. While watches are often considered objects of art, not many put a lot of thought into the bracelets that come with them. The stress and demands that are put on bracelets are significant; not only does their design need to fit in with that of the watch, but they also need to be comfortable to wear, strong and easy to open, but only when you want to.

You probably have already seen the many amazing yachts that we feature in Haute Yachts. But whether you are on one of those superyachts or enjoy the water from a smaller vessel, the requirements for the watch you wear are quite similar: sturdy, waterproof and good looking!

When you mention the name Omega, many people will think of the Speedmaster, co-axial escapements and James Bond. Tourbillons are usually not the first things that come to mind, yet it was Omega who surprised by introducing in 1994 the world's first watch with a central tourbillon.

Omega also introduced its newest sailing ambassadors, Blair Tuke and Peter Burling, two of the world's most successful young sailors

When I started last year with 'Blue Dials of Baselworld' I did not expect it to become a reoccurring topic. Earlier this year at the SIHH, we already saw enough blue dials to warrant a similar article and this year at Baselworld....well, judge for yourself!

Omega is marking the 25th anniversary of the Seamaster Professional Diver 300M by releasing 14 new models of the classic timepiece, including one made with tantalum

There is something about a triple calendar with a moon phase. Especially with vintage watches, such a dial configuration gives a watch something extra. In the past, a few watches of this type have reached celebrity status, and one of them is the Omega Cosmic.

One of the conclusions of the report is that large, well-funded companies that already have strong brand recognition are doing much better than smaller brands. That advantage is reinforced among luxury holding companies, which again benefit from having big pockets

It is the first time the watch will be offered in a public sale. Its estimate is $53,250 - $106,500

The 'Seamaster Olympic Games Gold Collection' is designed to represent the gold, silver and bronze medals that winning athletes receive

When it comes to watch brands, few have such an impressive legacy as OMEGA. From the Moon watch to Bond watch, the brand has created many icons, yet was always driven by a sense of innovation that lasts to today. We spoke with Raynald Aeschlimann, who was appointed the brand’s CEO in 2016, about OMEGA’s legacy and future.

2017 was a good year when it comes to watches. As we already discovered a few of Haute Time's favorite watches of this year in Part I, there were simply too many to put all in one article. That's, why in part II we showcase a few other favorites that have been released this year!

A total of nine different models are available within the collection. This includes cases made in stainless steel or 18k Sedna gold, Omega’s trademarked gold). Colors include black, taupe-brown, white, blue, opaline silver or mother-of-pearl

Some colors are far more popular in the world of watches then others. Black is always a favorite, not only for straps and dials but also for watch cases, blue is very popular this year, but what about white? We are not talking here only about the color of the dial, which remains popular, but also the cases. Then white all of a sudden becomes a rarity, although some examples do exist!

Luxury watchmaker OMEGA opened its newest, cutting-edge factory, which sits near the brand’s headquarters in Bienne, Switzerland.

Inside Omega's posh Miami launch for its new Seamaster Aqua Terra Collection with the face of the line, supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio.