Throughout its 150-year history, Omega has consistently played the role of pioneer in the field of watchmaking. Their pioneering spirit extends to fields as varied as the exploration of the universe and the ocean depths and their expertise is called upon for timekeeping the world's most prestigious sporting events.

Only one watch survived NASA's tests - undoubtedly the toughest ever devised - to choose a chronograph for use in its Apollo lunar programme : the Omega Speedmaster, the only watch to be worn on the moon. Omega's association with space exploration has since remained legendary, with the Speedmaster still flight-qualified by NASA and chosen by the Russian space agency.

Omega has been the official timekeeper of the Olympic games since 1932 and is once again was seen using its sophisticated equipment at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

Daniel Craig again relies upon his Omega watch in the 2008 James Bond movie “The Quantum of Solace”. Omega have released a new version of the iconic ‘Bond watch’ with a black bezel and dial.

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