From Tuesday, September 1, 2026, through Wednesday, September 30, 2026, all Common Time stores will host a special event featuring
From the “Speedmaster,” which accompanied the moon landing, to the “Seamaster,” which pioneered the depths of the ocean—Omega watches have always been there to support humanity’s challenges and mark those special moments. Their unparalleled precision and timeless beauty resonate deeply with the rhythm of the wearer’s life.
Throughout the event, we’ve assembled a comprehensive lineup available exclusively at authorized retailers—ranging from the brand’s iconic models to the sophisticated “Constellation” and the elegant “De Ville.”
We have special perks in store for customers who make a purchase during the fair.
We offer a shopping credit plan that allows you to make interest-free payments in up to 120 installments.
Why not meet a lifelong partner who will walk alongside you on your journey through life and share the same rhythm?
Our entire staff sincerely looks forward to welcoming you.
On October 3, 1962, astronaut Walter Schirra wore his own watch during the Mercury Program’s Sigma 7 mission. Thus, the “Speedmaster CK 2998” became the first Omega watch to go into space.This updated model pays tribute to that pioneering timepiece that went into space, offering a modern interpretation of the same second-generation “Speedmaster” style.
The 39.70-mm diameter stainless steel case, featuring a polished and brushed finish, is paired with a “Flat Link” bracelet incorporating Omega’s patented Comfort Release System.The black aluminum bezel ring features the legendary tachymeter scale, including the iconic “dot over 90” (a dot above the 90).
Visible beneath the new Hesalite-style sapphire crystal, the gray-blue dial is CVD-coated to recreate the tones of the “CK 2998” watch produced in the 1960s.In addition to the hour markers and “Alpha”-style hour and minute hands coated with vintage Super-LumiNova, the baton-style central chronograph seconds hand is coated with white varnish to match the transferred markings. It features a 30-minute counter at the 3 o’clock position, a 12-hour counter at the 6 o’clock position, and a small seconds sub-dial at the 9 o’clock position.
The dial and crown are adorned with the vintage Omega logo, while the case back features the famous seahorse medallion and engravings reading “THE FIRST OMEGA IN SPACE” and “OCTOBER 3, 1962.”
It is powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Caliber 3861, the latest movement developed as an update to the Caliber 321, which accompanied astronauts into space. This watch is presented in a special-edition box, accompanied by a booklet titled “LEGENDARY MOONWATCH.”
The OMEGA Observatory medallion commemorates OMEGA’s defining moments in the pursuit of precision.
This O-MEGA watch, with a case diameter of 39.4 mm and a combination of polished and brushed finishes…
Since its launch in 1993, the “Seamaster Diver 300M” has enjoyed legendary popularity. The current collection carries on this renowned maritime tradition while being updated with Omega’s cutting-edge technology and design. …
We have special benefits available for customers who make a purchase during the fair.
We offer a shopping credit plan with no interest on payments of up to 120 installments.
(The number of tickets is limited and will be closed as soon as they are gone.)
We welcome walk-ins at any time.
If you make an appointment, one of our expert watch concierges
will give you priority service tailored to your needs.
