Fantasy thread! Whats your reissue wish?

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Endshake

·Mar 21, 2026

Hello guys, since we were talking about reissues of the watches that Omega did before, i was asking myself whats your ideas? If you only had to pic one, wich one would it be and how would it look? What would you change? Which movement would you Like to see?

 

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chrisb732

·Mar 21, 2026

I’d like to see the previous generation of the planet ocean gmt again.

 

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Jones in LA

·Mar 21, 2026·Not in LA anymore.

Manual-wind Speedmaster with Ed White dial, symmetrical case/straight lugs, Hesalite crystal, and NO faux patina for the lume. With ALL of these criteria met with a single watch, I'll be first in line at the Boutique 😀

 

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Meme-Dweller

·Mar 21, 2026

Photoshop mock-up...... a 3861 version of the Apollo-Soyuz:

 

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Myron

·Mar 21, 2026

165.024, like everybody else. 😀

 

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502 to right

·Mar 21, 2026

Myron

165.024, like everybody else. 😀

Exactly. If I was in charge of Omega we'd have this in black and one in navy blue, with the option for date or no date. I would shut down the Planet Ocean line and the Heritage 300 line and this would replace both. I'd keep the Seamaster Professional 300m and that would be the "modern" looking diver.

 

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DoctorEvil

·Mar 21, 2026

Myron

165.024, like everybody else. 😀

Hit the nail on the head. Such a good looking reference. A bezel that you can actually grip when you have wet hands. Make it in a size that fits a large number of wrist sizes (39-40mm case diameter and 45-46mm lug-to-lug). Paired with a modern co-axial movement. I'd take it in a heartbeat.

 

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Foo2rama

·Mar 21, 2026·Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...

First Gen PO 42mm ditch the date and add a small GMT hand.

 

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reggie_v

·Mar 22, 2026

166.010 Seamaster with beads of rice!

 

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hen

·Mar 22, 2026

2254.50 like everybody else

Or something with an Anchor on the dial.

Or something dirty, dont need a dozen.

I see I have limited taste.

 

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Endshake

·Mar 22, 2026

502 to right

Exactly. If I was in charge of Omega we'd have this in black and one in navy blue, with the option for date or no date. I would shut down the Planet Ocean line and the Heritage 300 line and this would replace both. I'd keep the Seamaster Professional 300m and that would be the "modern" looking diver.

165.024
Thats probably the winner…

I also would love to see that again. I also think that this would the only modern one i would buy.

 

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josiahg52

·Mar 22, 2026

Lots of these are skewing to "fantasy" or "perfect for me" watches, which will show how hard it is to design and release a watch that is "good enough"or liked enough so enough can be sold. Even reissues/reimaginings are dicey.

I just want a 2254.50; painted indices, sword hands, brass and aluminum (traditional materials), great lume, and a 165/166.024 reissue. They already reissued my favorite Speedmaster - the -69 ST - although I'd have preferred a plain hippocampus case back.

 

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Annapolis

·Mar 22, 2026

135.011 Seamaster 600 red crosshair dial with red logo. This was my first Omega—a 1965–and I regret selling it. But the smaller size (34-ish mm) just didn’t work on my wrist. Would love to see one made identically with modern tech on the frame of the new De Ville line—40mm.

Assuming they did it right and didn’t print a bunch of extra crap on the dial, I’d be first in line.

 

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Subspecies

·Mar 22, 2026

Another vote for the 165.024 but with big triangle please.

 

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Donn Chambers

·Mar 22, 2026

DoctorEvil

Hit the nail on the head. Such a good looking reference. A bezel that you can actually grip when you have wet hands. Make it in a size that fits a large number of wrist sizes (39-40mm case diameter and 45-46mm lug-to-lug). Paired with a modern co-axial movement. I'd take it in a heartbeat.

The original 42 mm size wears like a 40 mm, so I would not change a thing about it. The lug-to-lug is already somewhere between 47 and 48mm. There’s no reason to make it smaller IMO. Just don’t make it larger!

And make it the big triangle version!

 

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Gubbo

·Mar 22, 2026

You'd need to modernize the bezel

 

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McBeardy

·Mar 22, 2026

Personally if they made a 40/41mm version of the ND monochrome Seamaster with a 47mm L2L potential sword hands & a reduced HeV with a bracelet that fits flush and tapers, oh no fully lumed bezel.

Take my money.

Currently my wish list changes daily between a Speedy 3861 sapphire sandwich or the Seamaster

 

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hen

·Apr 1, 2026

hen

2254.50 like everybody else

Or something with an Anchor on the dial.

Or something dirty, dont need a dozen.

I see I have limited taste.

I forgot about the Dynamic lll

 

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DoctorEvil

·Apr 1, 2026

hen

I forgot about the Dynamic lll

Yes, that's one I'd like to see. Keep it at 36mm. Not too thick. And make the crown less tall. As it is, I think it sticks out a bit too much.

 

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Jakeys

·Apr 1, 2026

In order of what I'd actually buy:

1. A back to basics tool watch focused Railmaster with a plain matte black dial, solid caseback, fully brushed bracelet and a mostly or fully brushed case. 36 mm and 39 mm sizing.
2. The Constellation they just released, except done properly. Much thinner, a smaller diameter, a seconds hand, with the Constellation name on the dial instead of "Observatory", and cheaper. Also, offer a plain silver dial option that isn't tied to an extremely overpriced white gold case.
3. A faithful 165.024 heritage reissue, similar to the 1957 trilogy releases back in 2017.
4. A new, refined Seamaster generation. 40mm, thinner, subtle matte wave dial, preferably with a tapered Bond bracelet and no more maxi hands or indices.

I put the SMP last only because I don't think there is anything Omega could ever do to make me trade in my GoldenEye. A perfectly executed Railmaster could see me trading my 2504 in for a newer one though.

Also for the Seamaster, a Peter Blake inspired variant would be a bonus, but in my fantasy lineup there is a 165.024 reissue so I don't see a need for a new Peter Blake.