Omega Globemaster Review: A World Class Chronometer

The Omega Wristwatch model is produced by the leading Super Clone manufacturer workshops with an 18K thick gold-plated case, 39 mm diameter and a high-precision automatic Super Clone mechanism architecture. It is among the most successful 1:1 super clone watch reviews on the market, with its sapphire crystal AR coating glass, original case tolerances and detailed workmanship.

Omega Globemaster Review

In-Depth Review of Omega Globemaster, the World's First Master Chronometer.

Some things get better with time; a concept that marketing experts call incremental product innovation. However, sometimes a product brings an innovation that is almost a leap rather than a gradual development. Omega Globemaster is exactly such a situation.

A MECHANICAL WONDER

What does it mean to be the world's first Master Chronometer?

Certified by METAS (Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology), this is a second-round test designation that takes watch testing to a whole new level. After receiving the more common COSC chronometer designation, the watches undergo further testing at a second institution (METAS), this time under real use conditions. Omega earns the title of Master Chronometer with the watches' excellent resistance to water and electromagnetic interference; In a digital world where we all carry devices that emit EMF, this interference is the number one enemy of mechanical watches.

SENSITIVITY

What is the difference between COSC Chronometers and METAS certified Master Chronometers?

GLOBEMASTER'S STYLE

What makes Globemaster different from the rest of the Omega Constellation family?

Originally a label that appeared on all Omega Constellation models in the 1950s, this name was taken as a nostalgic idea by Omega and carried into the future with a world-class watch. One look at the silver pie-pan dial and the 18k Sedna gold 39mm case crafted in Omega's signature rose gold tone and you can see a watch with all the aesthetic elements of a great watch.

While this may seem like a completely new design for the Omega Constellation collection, there are still a few similarities between the Globemaster and the rest of the Constellation family; such as the Constellation's signature star at position 6 of the dial and the observatory logo on the case back. But let's not get lost in her good looks and get off topic.

POWER RESERVE

What is the power reserve of Omega Globemaster?

The 39-jewel mechanism, which allows this watch to work uninterruptedly for 60 hours when fully wound, is the double-barrel Omega Master Co-Axial caliber 8900 and beats at 25,200 beats per hour.

Omega knew that this watch was truly ambitious, so it stepped into the ring with other champions to prove that it could compete with the best. He passed METAS' 8-stage test and received his master chronometer certificate.