The Design Of The OMATA One

The OMATA One is the world's first digital cycling computer with a unique, compelling analog movement. It was designed to be as simple as possible to use, while still providing cyclists with a rich set of data from their ride. Simplicity, robustness, restrained design — without restraining what we expect from a digital device.

The OMATA One is encased in an aluminum housing that is reassuringly robust. It has a rotating bezel used for switching modes, USB-C for charging and BLE/ANT+ for pairing to external sensors such as Power, Heart Rate and Cadence with our latest firmware update. (Contact engineering@omata.com to join our Test Team.)

A Modern Mechanical Movement

At the heart of every OMATA One is a custom movement developed with Seiko Precision Instruments. Sitting on top of the PCB are four Seiko stepper motors - developed for articulating the auto-focus mechanism and shutters in cameras - that translate the digital data of your ride into analog movement of the hands.

Drop Dead Simple User Interface  

There are no lists or menus on an OMATA One. An indexed bezel is all that's needed. A clockwise ration to the RIDE mode initiates the GPS fix, which once established is ready to ride. At the end of a ride, a counter-clockwise rotation back to STOP does what it says, and concludes the session data for that ride. To sync and upload your ride data with our Utility App, a turn to Connect establishes a BT connection with your phone. It's as simple as that. 

The OMATA One Utility App