Two-Tone

From the classic gold and silver execution to new-age alchemy mixand-match, watchmakers are giving two-tone watches a new definition.

- Asaph Low

OMEGA CONSTELLATION 41 MM CO-AXIAL MASTER CHRONOMETER

A trio of materials come together in the Omega Constellation, a collection that has long been inspired by the precise movement of the stars. Apart from precision, elegance was another hallmark of the Omega Constellation as evidenced by its sophistication and refinement. This year's release amplifies the celestial theme using unique dials crafted from meteorites. Several meteorites are being used for such dials, but Omega's Muonionalusta meteorite is possibly the oldest known meteorite on Earth, at over 4.5 billion years old. Widmanstätten patterns of the meteorite are prized for their random orientations, as no two dials will ever be the same. Omega treated the meteorite dial with a rhodium-grey galvanic colour while PVD-coated hands, indices and Constellation star aid in legibility. The monochromatic display extends to the case as seen in the signature Constellation bezel, claws and half-moon facets crafted from black ceramic and a silvery stainless steel case and bracelet. Omega's famed and highly respected Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8900 provides best-in-class chronometric performance.

ZENITH DEFY EXTREME DOUBLE TOURBILLON