STYLE Edit: Omega releases the newest Mini Trésor collection in celebration of its star-studded campaign, featuring inspiring women including Nicole Kidman, Zoë Kravitz, Kaia Gerber and Zhou Dongyu

- The new campaign chose women of diverse talents, from Kiko Mizuhara to Olympic sprinter Allyson Felix, to celebrate female success
- The new Mini Trésor timepieces come in different styles with a variety of dial and case options and a gorgeous new pattern, with the signature Trésor crown

Highlighting the individuality of each of these women of achievement, the new campaign pictures them in a series of sophisticated black and white portraits, each accompanied by their favourite Omega watch, along with the words they live their lives by.

One of the most-loved and most instantly recognisable of all of Omega’s women’s watch lines, the Trésor collection has a long and storied history that dates back to 1949. The name, meaning “treasure”, originally referred not to any precious adornments on the watch but to the calibre beating at the heart of it – one that ensured absolute precision and reliability, but that also came in slimline proportions of just 30mm, allowing the case of the watch to display an elegantly thin silhouette. The collection was revived in 2017 with a new design that updated it for the 21st century.
Now, for 2022, the latest watches in the collection, launched to celebrate the new campaign that showcases Omega’s ambassadors, slim it down even further to just 26mm. The new look Mini Trésor timepieces come in a variety of styles, with a range of dial and case options, including several in Omega’s very own, highly covetable version of gold, as well as some spectacular straps in a head-turning new pattern.

The new watches in the collection all have a few key design elements in common, however. Each features the iconic Trésor crown at 3 o’clock, engraved with a flower in red liquid ceramic and set with a diamond. They also all come with the collection’s trademark elegant, elongated Roman numeral indications on the dial, as well as a handy mirrored caseback in the so-called “Her Time” pattern that allows the user to check her reflection with ease.