Omega has remained synonymous for its aesthetic, evening watches and taking this elegance to a new level is the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Jewellery Co-Axial . Omega's push to be on the top continues as the brand focuses on classier and classier pieces for both men and women. Omega watches for women in 2010 and 2011 are going to focus more and more on mechanical movements - and less on quartz. This timepieces is a 38.5mm wide woman-sized version of the popular Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra watch in a diamond studded dress. Each of these "Aqua Terra Jewellery (why on bloody earth are there so many ways to spell "jewelry?) watches has 52 full-cut diamonds on the bezel, along with 12 more diamonds on the the hour markers. This decorated face goes well with the functional and timeless look of the case and bracelet design.

Omega will offer the Aqua Terra Jewellery in both 18 red gold (rare for women's watches) and steel variants - with metal or alligator bracelets. Inside the watch is an Omega calibre 8500 co-axial automatic movement that has been Chronometer certified. As many might say, this is a watch strong enough for a man, but made for a woman.

The watches come with a facetted 18 Ct gold hands with diamond-polished sides and brushed tops; the hour and minute hands are coated with Super-LumiNova and polished screw-in sapphire crystal casebacks. The new timepieces are available in a number of distinct configurations.

The Red gold in 18 Ct red gold comes with a set of 52 full-cut diamonds and eleven single-cut diamonds to mark the hours and a brushed 18 Ct gold applied date window at 3 o’clock. The movement has a special luxury finish with an 18 Ct gold rotor and balance. The Stainless steel edition also dazzles with diamonds like its 18 Ct red gold counterpart and a vertically brushed lacquered black dial. The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Jewellery Co-Axial watch crafted in 18K red gold is powered by the Omega Co-Axial caliber 8501 that boasts a special luxury finish with an 18K gold rotor and balance.