Either a 36-38mm Seamaster or Constellation Pie Pan watch re-issue with a domed sapphire and a new thin movement (is the 8806 thin enough?) is the one I want. Omega needs to embrace the dress watch segment seriously as they already have tons of sports watches.
I‘d sure like to see the 168.023 Seamaster re-issued with an up-to-date movement (METAS, quickset day and date, hacking seconds) and the case bumped up to 38mm.
Honestly, with all the hopes and dreams in this thread, this, or something close to this seem the most realistic. It's the 70th anniversary of the Seamaster, so if we don't get an update to the Bond, I'd expect something sort of along the lines of the Venezia that pays homage to the OG Seamaster from 1948. Also heard from a pretty reputable AD that the 300 was due for a revision (MC caliber, Naiad, etc.).
I'd love to see a racing dial c.1861 like Tintin (2013) or Japan LE (2004) being released as a true limited edition. I sincerely love what they did to the co-axial line up in this year's Basel. Haven't held one in flesh but they look slim and sporty. Amplifying the element of 'speed' in Speedmaster.
Images from http://www.ablogtowatch.com/omega-speedmaster-racing-co-axial-master-chronometer-watches/
I wish that they bring out nothing in 2018 that interests me in the slightest as I want to save my pennies for the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Speedmaster they will announce in 2019 (and I hope that it’s as worthy a watch as the 60th Anniversary Speedmaster is).
