Swiss Swatch Group, Omega, founded in Switzerland in 1848, is a world-renowned watch brand and a leading brand in the watchmaking industry. With innovative movements, watchmaking techniques, and exquisite design styles, Omega has established its position in the industry

Omega is an internationally renowned watchmaking company and brand, founded by Louis Brandt in 1848. Omega represents a glorious achievement in the history of watchmaking, standing out among its peers and being quite exquisite. Omega, with its advanced watchmaking technology, has been a pioneer in the watchmaking industry for 160 years.

Omega has always upheld its pioneering spirit. Among them, Omega watches have not only accompanied astronauts in six       lunar landing missions; Becoming the first professional watch designed for divers; And obtain the only maritime observatory table in the world that has been awarded a certificate. Omega watches have set multiple records for precise timing, unmatched by other watchmaking brands. As a timing leader in sports activities, Omega has been appointed as the designated timing for the Olympic Games 24 times. Despite its proud watchmaking history, Omega spares no effort in reform and innovation, launching a unique coaxial movement and creating the first wristwatch in 250 years to be operated by a coaxial escapement system. With its outstanding achievements and enterprising spirit, Omega has become one of the leading brands in the global watchmaking industry since 1848.

     Countless inventions, creations, and technological improvements have all come from Omega's hands. The brand provides timing services for the world's most prestigious sports events with exquisite technology and a long-standing tradition of timing, from the Olympic Games to the America's Cup sailing race, the World Swimming Championships, and many other top competitive events. Omega's inventions include: the first camera that can capture photos of the finish line with an accuracy of one thousandth of a second, and a touch sensor board installed under the starting platform during swimming competitions that can stop the clock at the same time.