Omega
Omega is a Swiss luxury watch brand that has been synonymous with quality, accuracy and innovation for over a century. Founded in 1848, Omega has since become one of the world’s most respected and celebrated watchmakers, thanks in part to its rich heritage of technical excellence and its commitment to pushing the boundaries of watchmaking. Known for its iconic designs and legendary timepieces such as the Speedmaster and the Seamaster, Omega has earned a reputation as a watchmaker that combines classical style with cutting-edge technology to create timeless and enduring timepieces.
1848
Omega was founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland by Louis Brandt.
1894
Omega introduced the first minute repeating timepiece in the world.
1900
Omega won the Grand Prize at the Paris World Fair for its precision timekeeping.
1932
Omega became the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games.
1957
The Omega Speedmaster was introduced as the first chronograph wristwatch with a tachymeter scale.
1965
The Omega Seamaster became the official watch of the James Bond franchise.
1969
The Omega Speedmaster became the first watch worn on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission.
1983
Omega introduced the Constellation Manhattan, which featured four claws on the case and integrated bracelet.
1999
The Omega Co-Axial movement was introduced, which reduced friction and increased accuracy.
2012
The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean was introduced with a ceramic bezel and Liquidmetal diving scale.
