OMEGA puts its latest watchmaking innovations in the spotlight

Three scenes from OMEGA’s Toronto media luncheon: a set table with red roses and a menu card, with the OMEGA boutique visible through the window; a Constellation display of four watches beside red flowers and wine glasses; and a gold astronaut figurine behind an OMEGA sign.
OMEGA’s media luncheon brought together members of Toronto’s media community for lunch and a look at its Fall/Winter novelties and timepieces. Photos courtesy OMEGA

Swiss watchmaker OMEGA brought its latest watchmaking developments into the spotlight at a Toronto media luncheon on October 21, showcasing new releases across its Speedmaster, Seamaster, and Constellation collections, alongside special editions connected to the brand’s heritage and pop-culture partnerships.

Held at SALON Event Space in downtown Toronto, Ont., the event brought together members of the city’s media community for lunch and an in-depth look at the Swiss watchmaker’s Fall/Winter novelties and timepieces.

Rosanna Seminara, OMEGA Watches’ regional sales manager for Eastern Canada, led the presentation, taking guests through each collection and highlighting the design details, technical innovations, and stories behind the latest timepieces.

From the iconic Speedmaster and adventure-ready Seamaster to the refined Constellation, attendees gained insight into what distinguishes each collection and the craftsmanship behind its newest additions.

OMEGA’s two James Bond-inspired Seamaster Diver 300M watches with mesh bracelets, shown front and back.
OMEGA’s two James Bond-inspired Seamaster Diver 300M watches with mesh bracelets, shown front and back.

Featured releases included new Seamaster models, the Speedmaster 38mm Reduced collection, two James Bond-inspired Seamaster watches, the Constellation Observatory, the Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon, and Speedmaster Panda models. The new Seamaster Aqua Terra 41mm was also part of the presentation.

OMEGA’s legacy reaches across film, sport, and space exploration, with its timepieces becoming part of some of the world’s most recognized cultural and historic moments. Its relationship with the James Bond franchise began in 1995 with GoldenEye, while its role as Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games dates back to 1932. The Speedmaster also made history in 1969 as the first watch worn on the Moon during NASA’s Apollo missions.

The Toronto gathering offered media an opportunity to explore both the technical developments and heritage behind OMEGA’s latest collections.

The novelties arrive alongside OMEGA’s “Colours for the Season” gift selection for 2026, a set of eight timepieces spanning the brand’s four watch families, from an ocean-blue Aqua Terra and a lavender Constellation to a cappuccino-toned Speedmaster and a burgundy-strapped De Ville, all chosen to bring a full palette of colour to the holiday season.