[Trivia] Trivia about OMEGA products
Trivia
We will explain some trivia about OMEGA products. We will explain the products in an easy-to-understand manner even for first-time users.
[Trivia] Trivia about OMEGA products
Origin of the brand name
The name "Omega (Ω)" comes from the last letter of the Greek alphabet, and was coined to represent the "ultimate" meaning of the 19-line caliber, a high-quality new movement announced in 1894. The company name was later changed to "Omega" in 1903.
High durability recognized by NASA
It is the only watch in the industry to use a system called "Co-Axial Escapement" that reduces friction within the movement and significantly extends the life of the components. Omega's "Speedmaster Professional" is also used as the official equipment of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Official Olympic Timekeeper
Omega has been the official timekeeper for 28 Olympic Games since the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, and will also be the official timekeeper for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Also featured in the popular spy movie "007" series
The Seamaster first appeared in the film in 1995, and has been worn by the main character, James Bond, in every film since.
Handling brand
- ROLEX
Rolex Cartier
Cartier OMEGA
OMEGA PATEK PHILIPPE
PATEK PHILIPPE AUDEMARS PIGUET
AUDEMARS PIGUET Breguet
Breguet ROGER DUBUIS
ROGER DUBUIS A.LANGE & SOHNE
Lange & Söhne HUBLOT
HUBLOT FRANCK MULLER
FRANCK MULLER CHANEL
CHANEL HARRY WINSTON
HARRY WINSTON JAEGER LE COULTRE
JAEGER LE COULTRE IWC
IWC PANERAI
PANERAI BREITLING
BREITLING TAG HEUER
TAG HEUER Van Cleef & Arpels
Van Cleef & Arpels HERMES
Hermes Chopard
Chopard ZENITH
Zenith DAMIANI
Damiani TUDOR
Tudor (Tudor) TIFFANY&Co.
Tiffany PIAGET
Piaget BOUCHERON
Boucheron BVLGARI
BVLGARI RICHARD MILLE
Richard Mille