The World of Honeyrock | Chronicles of Horology

Your definitive guide to the luxury watch market. We explore the evolution of legendary models and provide expert commentary on the historical significance and current value of the world’s most coveted brands.

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 38mm with a summer blue sunray dial on a steel bracelet, worn against a pale blue coat

How to Read an Omega Reference Number: The Aqua Terra Teak Dial Decoded

Omega's product code is fourteen digits in six groups, and every group means something. Decode it once and you will never mistake a 41.5 mm Aqua Terra for a 42 mm Planet Ocean again. Full tables, plus a reference-by-reference guide to the teak dial.
Three Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M models in ice blue on steel bracelets, showing a plain sunray dial, a Worldtimer and a teak-striped dial side by side

The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra: A Complete Reference Guide

A reference-by-reference guide to the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra outside of its Bond editions. 38.5mm, 41.5mm, 43mm cases. Teak dials in black, blue, grey, silver. Worldtimer and Annual Calendar complications. Pre-owned pricing and what to inspect.
An Apollo astronaut on the lunar surface shown beside an Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional in steel with a black dial and tachymetre bezel on a steel bracelet

The Omega Speedmaster Beyond the Moonwatch: '57, Dark Side, Silver Snoopy, Reduced

The Speedmaster family runs wider than the Moonwatch reputation suggests. A reference-by-reference guide to the '57, Dark Side of the Moon, Silver Snoopy 50th Anniversary, In Space, Reduced, and Olympic editions with 2026 pre-owned pricing.
Daniel Craig as James Bond on a London street beside an Aston Martin, shown next to the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition in titanium with a tropical brown dial on a mesh bracelet

The Omega James Bond Watch Collection: Every Bond Reference Worth Owning

A curator's guide to the Omega watches worn by James Bond on screen. The Skyfall Aqua Terra, the Spectre Aqua Terra, the Planet Ocean Skyfall, and what separates the production references from the limited editions. Reference numbers, calibres, pre-owned pricing.
Two steel divers' watches with black dials and bracelets worn side by side against a wetsuit, an Omega Seamaster and a Rolex Submariner shown in direct comparison

Omega Speedmaster in Moonshine Gold: Reference 310.60.42.50.10.001

The Omega Speedmaster in Moonshine Gold with green dial. Calibre 3861, ref. 310.60.42.50.10.001, and where it sits against a gold Daytona for collectors who actually wind their chronograph.