Seiko movements run the dial on Silca’s new Omata analog bike computer
Silca has bought Omata and restarted production of its analog cycling computer at $800. The mechanical dial runs on legacy Seiko movements that are no longer made, so Silca says it will sell the device in small batches until that stock is gone.
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