Date and Day

Have always wanted an Omega with both the date as well as the day listed (older model Aqua Terra used to have it) but noticed that the day (at 12:00) has been removed with only the date (at 6:00) remaining. I'm thinking that maybe Omega found it difficult to sync the two, especially during months with less than 31 days. Any thoughts or reasons why this is so?

I suspect it’s just not a popular/easy-to-sell complication; otherwise they’d do more of it. Omega excels at and specializes in sports/tool watches (as does Rolex). The calendar complications lend themselves more to dress watches. I say this as an owner of a month/date annual calendar Aqua Terra: it’s very useful to have when you need it, but it can be a huge pain to set, so unless you wear it daily or keep it on a winder, it can be inconvenient. A simple time-only or time and date watch is far superior for most users.

I wish the standard Seamaster didn’t have a date—and it seems like Omega agrees, based on what they’re teasing presently.

3523.80 speedmaster is triple calendar. My favorite still of my 5 Omegas, and I have both current moonwatches.

I don't know. The Day-Date from Rolex is probably the ultimate status symbol of success.

Hmm, was is probably the right tense, the Daytona will have taken over.

Synching day and date is no problem at all. Changing the date ahead takes care of month and day. You just have to adjust the date 6 hours before midnight on the 30th. Or 28th.