For Omega, every second counts. Literally.
Since the luxury brand’s making in 1848, founder Louis Brandt had the vision of producing watches with the utmost precision possible. Hence, the birth of the “OMEGA” calibre in 1894. And that was just the beginning of a century-long commitment to time-keeping accuracy.
Along its numerous international accolades, Omega was given the biggest recognition as the brand was tapped to be the official timekeeper of Olympics for 28 times now since 1932. The true battleground where the littlest fraction of second matters.
In 2015, Omega further pushed their products into new heights. Having obtained the COSC “chronometer” certification (a test that measures movements for precision, in 5 positions and at several temperatures), the brand made another test that pushes boundaries way beyond time accuracy.
