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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Constellation Omega
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OMEGA Fine Leather Goods Collection Tuesday 11 December 2007 OMEGA is proud to launch the Fine Leather Goods Collection, a luxurious new proposal for OMEGA enthusiasts available exclusively through its international flagship boutiques. The exacting standards of craftsmanship, design and superior materials that characterize OMEGA’s watchmaking tradition have found a new expression in these sumptuous leather goods. This contemporary collection of leather goods allows you to manage your appointments, money, credit cards and personal belongings in classic OMEGA style. Handcrafted in beautifully supple Italian calfskin leather by the world’s foremost leather artisans, the goods are as beautiful as they are practical seducing the eye and the touch. As can be expected from a brand renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, the choice of leather was a fundamental consideration and an Italian tannery was selected to provide OMEGA with the finest quality calfskin available on the market. In addition to its warm appealing texture, calf leather is renowned for its suppleness making it the material of choice for high-end leather goods. The collection has been crafted from top grain or full grain leather taken from the top of the hide. Top grain leather has the advantage of revealing the naturally occurring ‘grain’ or ‘flower’ which lesser quality leathers can only achieve by artificially embossing or plastic coating the material. An expert eye will appreciate the smooth finish of the borders, the result of ‘double edge folding’ a complicated and labour-intensive technique that ensures a uniform thickness on the final edge. OMEGA is extremely proud to feature this technique in the collection: a delicate process in which the edges of each panel are thinned down so that when the panels are folded, the final edge presents clean refined lines. Stitching together the parts is yet another crucial phase and is executed entirely by hand. The superior workmanship that characterizes the collection was entrusted to the finest leather craftsmen in Italy and all the goods bear the ‘Made in Italy’ hallmark. OMEGA’s new Fine Leather Goods Collection is available in three fashionable colours developed exclusively for OMEGA: black, brown and an eye-catching orange. The vivid orange was inspired by OMEGA’s Planet Ocean range of watches and the iconic orange colour that distinguishes this extremely successful line. For additional contrast, the black calfskin models feature brown stitching and the brown models have anthracite coloured stitching. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() And for OMEGA watch collectors there are also two models of storage box to protect 3 or 6 watches, together with a cube shaped watch winder. Pictures and Text - omegawatches.com ZIN ![]() |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Hmmmm......How do WIS feel about this? Is Omega branching out to something outside of their norm, or is this acceptable? Is Omega doing this, or OEMing this with permission to use their name. Just curious...
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Well Time
The way I see it, Omega make a luxury product just like LVMH for instance and there is of course the watch case and winder. Sadly no picture is available for the winder..... yet. But look at it from a positive point of view. You may buy Mrs Time a Sedna pendant and in return you could find a winder and wallet in your Christmas stocking ![]() Enjoy your day pal ZIN ![]() |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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I'd have to see that watch box in the flesh. At the minute it's really not doing it for me. Maybe it's because, phycologically, I'm depressed at the thought of not having enough Omegas to fill it.
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Some cool stuff...
![]() ![]() ![]() I love that storage box in brown...
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