There are three 45mm models, all in steel. One is a simple two-hander with small seconds, another also has a GMT hand and the third an on-dial power reserve. In addition there is a 48mm piece with hours, minutes and small seconds.
Following on from Omega’s recent bettering of Rolex’s 59-year deep dive record, there’s no better time to revisit exactly how deep-sea diving watches first came about, looking at the major milestones witnessed throughout history.
