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Omata Classic Analog Cycling Computer is Back, Updated and Now Built by Silca!
October 15, 2026
Source: Bike Rumor
Silca has acquired the Omata One and is relaunching the analog-style GPS cycling computer in limited numbers. The device uses a traditional watch-style dial, powered by GPS and sensor tracking, to show speed, distance, elevation, and ride time without a bright screen. Updates to the product include improved weatherproofing, a redesigned circuit board, battery, and housing, and a new mounting cleat compatible with both Garmin and Wahoo mounts. The new Omata is available only in the U.S. in metric or imperial versions, which include a free 3D-printed titanium Chisela mount.
