Watchlords

A few months back, Omega released a limited edition Trésor to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Omega brand name. If you don’t remember, it might be because it happened the same day as Omega announcing they’d be resuming production of the caliber 321, which obviously got a lot more attention. This Trésor was in solid gold and introduced a new caliber, the 8929, the very first hand-wound movement to get the Master Chronometer certification.

What we’ve got here is a set of five new mainline Trésor watches that utilize the same basic design and the same awesome movement. There are two models available in steel (with white or textured blue dials), two models available in gold (with grey or white enamel dials), and one model available with a diamond bezel (in steel with a blue dial). All are 40mm across and use a simple three-hand display with center seconds and a date window tucked in a six o’clock – in all instances the date disc matches the color of the dial.


https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/omega ... 1cc48dd36b

Blue "linen" dial - oh yes.