A crisp, white-hot tribute channelling the energy of the Winter Games into a lightweight, technically loaded piece built for collectors who thrive on both ice and innovation
Omega is counting down to Milano Cortina 2026 with a special-edition Seamaster Diver 300M that brings the Winter Games’ visual language straight onto the wrist. Limited editions can sometimes feel like exercises in dial-printing, but this one leans into materials and textures to capture the Games’ identity with a bit more swagger.
The 43.5mm case pairs white ceramic with grade 5 titanium, keeping things featherlight while delivering that icy, sculptural look.
Surfaces play off each other nicely: polished-brushed case flanks, a sandblasted helium escape valve and crown, and a white ceramic bezel with a laser-ablated diving scale in positive relief—a detail that feels tactile and crisp, almost like snow packed under a boot.
The dial might be the real talking point. Executed in white ceramic, it features laser-engraved frosting that mimics a finger-trace pattern taken from the “26” of the Milano Cortina logo. It is subtle up close but gives the watch a cool, frosted depth that sets it apart from the usual wave-pattern Seamasters.
The rhodium-plated hands and indexes get white Super-LumiNova, while the central seconds hand carries a blue gradient that nods to the Games’ colour palette without overdoing it.
Flip the watch over and the titanium caseback carries a stamped Milano Cortina 2026 emblem—a clean, permanent reminder of the XXV Olympic Winter Games and Omega’s long-running role as Official Timekeeper, now entering its 32nd outing since 1932.
Inside beats the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, METAS-certified, anti-magnetic, and offering a 55-hour power reserve. Completing the package is an integrated white rubber strap with a titanium buckle, keeping the whole silhouette sleek and purpose-built.
