We really like the design on this new Omega Timeless Olympic Speedmaster 5-Counter Watch. There is a lot going on in the face of this watch but still manages to not look overly cluttered. The combination of black, white and red looks really good together too.

This new Omega Museum Collection: Number 9 Milestone 1941 is a really excellent watch that any watch fan should be glad to own. The watch has an 18kt white gold case and measures 38mm. It comes with a black alligator strap with an 18kt white gold buckle. We hope to get our hands on one soon.

Omega is an amazing watch company, as they can take something complex like a chronograph and make it look really elegant, like they did with this Omega De Ville 4-Counters Co-Axial Chronograph. The watch also features a seven day counter, 12 hour counter, and a 30 minute counter.

This new Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquidmetal will be released with only 1,948 pieces available as that number represents the year that the Seamaster was first released. A special process has been applied to this watch to make not only scratch resistant but corrosion resistant too.

The Speedmaster Solar Impulse is yet another classy looking watch from Omega. They seem to get it right every time with their superb finishings and attractive design. This watch has a case and bracelet that is primarily made of titanium and the dial is made of carbon fiber. The case is 44.25mm wide, there is a 12 hour time format with date indicator and it’s water resistant up to 100 meters. $TBA.

Omega is known for building amazing diving watches and this new Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial GMT Chronograph follows suit. The dial features the “teak Concept” Styling which is inspired by yacht decks and uses Omega’s self-winding Co-Axial 3603 movement. It also features a bi-directional GMT bezel for setting a second time zone.

No Olympics would be complete without a limited edition timepiece by Omega. Enter the Seamaster, limited to 2,010 pieces. Keeping with the theme of the Olympics and the snowy location the watch has a unique snow-white face with a Canadian flag maple leaf red bezel, the Olympic rings on the seconds hands and an engraved caseback with the symbol for the Canadian event. Other features include a 41mm wide stainless steel case and an Omega Caliber 2500 co-axial automatic mechanical movement. $3,800.