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Silca Revives the $800 Omata Analog Bike Computer in a Limited U.S. Run
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Silca Revives the Omata Analog Bike Computer in a Limited, $800 Run
Silca has acquired the Omata brand and is reviving its cult-favorite analog bike computer. The updated device features a redesigned internal circuit, improved weather sealing, and a new mounting system, but production is strictly limited due to reliance on discontinued Seiko components. Priced at $800, the computer is available only in the U.S. in small batches.
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