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'The NASA Astronaut team recognises the achievements of Omega watch company'NASA Snoopy award to Omega, 1970

The first and only official timing partner of the Olympics, as well as dominators of the 19th Century chronometer trials, Omega have a history that is rich and deep rooted in the avenue of time keeping. Their quest to excel made their Speedmaster the first watch on the moon.

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Omega's New Old Seamaster

Omega's New Old Seamaster

Posted 02 Aug 2011

A limited edition Omega is probably as surprising as rain in England, but this time it’s something really special. When the Seamaster was originally launched in 1948, it was a sleek, slender and actually quite formal... more

Tested: Omega PloProf 1200

Tested: Omega PloProf 1200

Posted 16 Jan 2012

Omega’s 1970’s PloProf always played second fiddle to the Rolex Sea-Dweller – fast-forward more than four decades and it’s back for round twoYou may be forgiven for thinking that the mighty Sea-Dweller single-handedly... more

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