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TABLE OF CONTENTS OMEGA AND TOKYO 2020 p.03 HIGHLIGHTS FROM HISTORY p.05 OMEGA’S 29 OLYMPIC GAMES p.15 OMEGA’S MODERN TIMEKEEPING p.17 NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR TOKYO 2020 p.25 HOW IT WORKS – MOTION SENSING AND POSITIONING SYSTEMS p.29 SPORT CLIMBING: TIMING A NEW SPORT p.37 ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN p.39 OMEGA WATCHES FOR TOKYO 2020 P.45 AN EYE ON THE FUTURE P.59
OMEGA AT TOKYO 2020
OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER
OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES 900
trained
TOKYO 2020 volunteers
It may be a little later than planned, but this year, reach this moment. Their dreams depend on
the Land of the Rising Sun will finally become those final results, making OMEGA’s precision
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OMEGA’s own land of Recording Dreams. For and equipment a vital part of every event.
the 29th time in history, the brand will fulfil its
role as the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Thankfully, OMEGA has experience! In fact,
Games, bringing almost 90 years of experience the brand has been at the Olympic Games public
to Tokyo 2020. for nearly every edition since 1932. During scoreboards
those years, the brand has evolved, developed
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339 events in 33 sports will be competed in and implemented many of the most famous
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Japan, and OMEGA will be measuring every timekeeping technologies in sport.
second of action. This includes brand new
sports for the Olympic Games, including karate, Now, at Tokyo 2020, OMEGA’s expertise will cables and
sport climbing, surfing baseball/softball, and reach a new peak. As well as providing 400
skateboarding, giving the Swiss watchmaker tonnes of its most trusted and state-of-the-art
sport-specific optical fibre
more competitions to record than ever before. equipment, the brand will also continue a truly scoreboards
exciting era of real-time data measurement. You
Of course, the greatest focus will be on the are about to witness the Olympic Games in a
determined athletes aiming for gold. Each of brand new way!
them has dedicated years, months and hours to
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timekeepers and
on-site professionals
400 tonnes
of equipment
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HIGHLIGHTS
FROM
HISTORY
As Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games
on 29 occasions since 1932, OMEGA has
enjoyed many innovative and memorable
moments during that time. These are just a few
of our most defining years.
1936
1932 GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN
TIMEKEEPING IN WINTER
LOS ANGELES
THE LEGACY BEGINS OMEGA’s first Olympic Winter Games were the mountain in the pocket of the next skier.
hosted at the twin villages of Garmisch- But OMEGA’s precision and dedication shone
For the first time in history, a single watch com- ment that set the course for an incredible future. Partenkirchen. Compared to summer, the winter through yet again. The sun was also shining
pany was selected as the Official Timekeeper The brand sent one watchmaker all the way from events posed a new set of challenges for the and weather conditions were perfect, setting
of the Olympic Games. For its unrivalled repu- Bienne to Los Angeles, armed with 30 high-pre- Swiss watchmaker, particularly in alpine skiing, the stage for another year of historic results and
tation in precision awards and excellence, that cision stopwatches that were accurate to the where the brand had to send starting times down times.
prestigious title was given to OMEGA. It was a nearest 1/10th of a second.
defining moment in the history of sports measure-
1948
LONDON
THE ELECTRONIC ERA ARRIVES
Two of the greatest revolutions in sports
timekeeping made their first summer appearance
at the Olympic Games in 1948 – courtesy
of OMEGA. This was the beginning of the
“electronic era” when technology began to
outperform the capabilities of the human eye.
Amongst OMEGA’s technologies were the first
photofinish camera, pinpointing exact finish
positions in races, as well as the first Photoelectric
Cell, which electronically stopped the clock as
the first athlete crossed the finish line. Precision
had never been better!
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1952
HELSINKI
REWARDED FOR SERVICE
1964
In appreciation of OMEGA’s 20 years at the
Olympic Games, the brand was awarded the INNSBRUCK
IOC Cross of Merit in 1952 for its “exceptional TIME ON SCREEN
services to the world of sport.” It was a fitting
tribute to the milestones achieved so far, but
also reflected the continuing advancements When OMEGA introduced its new Omegascope for millions to see, meaning that the brand had
being made. One of those advancements was technology, the Olympic Games viewing to get every measurement exactly right. Never
the quartz-driven OMEGA Time Recorder. This experience was changed forever. This new had spectators outside a venue been so quickly
impressive electronic chronograph featured piece of equipment introduced the concept of informed about events.
a high-speed printing device which enabled “real time” sports reporting by superimposing
OMEGA to time events and instantly print out the live times of athletes on the bottom of the
the results to the nearest 1/100th of a second. screen. OMEGA’s precision was now on display
1956
MELBOURNE – STOCKHOLM
SWIMMING GOES ELECTRIC
Considering its watery environment, swimming held electric timers. The system was better able
has always posed a unique set of challenges to distinguish between swimmers who finished
for timekeepers. In 1956, however, OMEGA at virtually the same time – and signalled the
made a great leap forward by introducing the beginning of other new breakthroughs in the
Swim Eight-O-Matic - the world’s first semi- sport.
automatic swimming timer. The starting time
was automatically triggered by the pistol while
the counters were stopped at the finish by hand-
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1984
LOS ANGELES
CATCHING THE FALSE START
The Olympic Games in 1984 were notable for The equipment was extremely sensitive and
a number of memorable athletic performances, functioned by measuring the pressure that each
including the four gold medals won by American runner exerted against the starting block. As the
Carl Lewis. Out on the track, OMEGA was athlete launched forward, their reaction time
making its own strides in timekeeping by was triggered by their physical force, enabling
introducing the first false start detection device. OMEGA to detect the slightest false start.
1968
MEXICO CITY
SWIMMING CHANGES FOREVER
The arrival of OMEGA’s swimming touchpads reacted to the slightest of touches, so that when
is considered to be one of the most important an athlete reached the finish, they were able to
moments in timekeeping history. The pads were stop time with their own hands. Now there was no
90cm high by 240cm wide and two-thirds of disputing the precision of swimming results.
their surface was immersed in the water. They
1976
MONTREAL
SCOREBOARD REVOLUTIONS
In Montreal, OMEGA’s new Video Matrix Board
was able to show times, points and scores, as 1988
SEOUL
well as black-and-white video recordings. It was
designed for multiple alphabets and beamed its
information out across the Stade Olympique. This
new and exciting way to keep spectators and A STATISTICAL BREAKTHROUGH
athletes informed of results helped to pave the
way for many scoreboard updates and technical Seoul 1988 was the first Olympic Summer Games this data secure for the future, the brand
innovations into the future. with computerised timekeeping. Now, instead also committed itself to providing real-time
of just measuring, allocating and printing information for those in the main stadium, thanks
out times, OMEGA was also able to digitally to a new video matrix board that delivered the
store vital information and statistics needed first images and videos in colour.
for understanding each sport. While keeping
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2006
TORINO
ATHLETES WEARING
TECHNOLOGY
For the first time since 1992, OMEGA was
restored to its position as Official Timekeeper
of all events at the Olympic Games. In the
speed skating, there was particular focus on the
brand’s newest piece of technology. For the first
time at the Olympic Games, the athletes wore 2018
PYEONGCHANG
special transponders on their ankles. These chips
were able to send and receive radio signals
and allowed OMEGA to capture specific time
measurements throughout each race. MOTION SENSOR AND
POSITIONING SYSTEMS
PyeongChang 2018 was the beginning of a bold team – OMEGA provided in-depth information
new era for OMEGA. Through new motion sensor for each event as it happened. For the athletes,
and positioning systems, the Official Timekeeper the new technology provided the perfect analysis
was able to provide continuous measurements of of their performance, while viewers at home were
every athlete’s performance from start to finish. given a far greater understanding of each event
Whether it was the live speed of a single alpine as it happened.
skier - or the formations of an entire ice hockey
2012
LONDON
A MILLIONTH OF A SECOND
With an enhanced resolution of one millionth
of a second, OMEGA’s new Quantum Timer in
London was the beginning of a new generation
of the brand’s timekeeping products. The
resolution was 100 times greater than previous
devices and, with a maximum variation of only
one second out of every ten million seconds, it
was five times more accurate.
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OMEGA’S
29 OLYMPIC GAMES 1936
BERLIN
1952
1992
HELSINKI
ALBERTVILLE
1948
1988 ST-MORITZ
CALGARY
1948 / 2012
LONDON 1980
2008
MOSCOW
BEIJING
1988
SEOUL
2010
VANCOUVER
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1976
MONTREAL
2014
1980 SOCHI
LAKE PLACID 1968
GRENOBLE
1936
GARMISH 2021
1984
1932 / 1984 TOKYO
SARAJEVO
LOS ANGELES
1964 / 1976 2018
INNSBRUCK PYEONGCHANG
1960
ROME
2006
1968 TORINO
MEXICO
1956
CORTINA
1956
2016 MELBOURNE
RIO
15
OMEGA’S
MODERN
TIMEKEEPING
Every event has its own timekeeping systems and
sport-specific technology. These are just some of
the familiar pieces of OMEGA equipment you are
likely to see.DISCOVER THE VIDEO
THE ELECTRONIC
STARTING PISTOL
The problem with traditional pistols, is that positioned behind each racer. When the trigger
sound travels slower than light, meaning that the is pressed, a sound is “played”, a light flash is
athletes in the furthest lanes would hear the start emitted and a start pulse is given to the timing
later than everyone else. While closer athletes device. This system is the fairest way to give every
heard it first. Today, OMEGA’s solution is an athlete an equal start.
electronic pistol that is connected to speakers
ATHLETICS
STARTING BLOCKS
As well as having integrated speakers, the the starter can visually see any false start. The
starting blocks in athletics are also enhanced rules of World Athletics fix the minimum reaction
with built-in sensors that measure an athlete’s time at 100 milliseconds (a tenth of a second).
force against the footrest 4,000 times per second. Any reaction which takes place below this limit
The detection system instantly sends the force is considered to be premature and places the
measurements to an on-site computer so that runner in a false start situation.
SCAN’O’VISION MYRIA
The Scan’O’Vision MYRIA is the most advanced
photofinish camera in OMEGA’s history. Placed
on the finish lines of sprints, hurdles and other
races, it is able to record up to 10,000 digital
images per second, producing a composite
photo that enables judges to determine the
official rankings and times of each event. The
images from the photofinish camera are now a
famous sight at the Olympic Games, and prove
just how close some races can really be.
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19PHOTOCELL
TECHNOLOGY
Remember the traditional tape that was
stretched across the finish line of races? Since
1948, this has been replaced by photocell
technology, which emits beams of light instead.
As soon as the winning athlete crosses those
beams, their winning time is instantly recorded.
OMEGA now uses four photocells on the finish
line, all integrated into one unit, allowing more
body patterns to be detected. While this gives
OMEGA an immediate finishing time, the official
time is always taken from the photofinish camera.
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22SWIMMING LIGHT
SHOW DISCOVER THE VIDEO
An innovative light system called the Swimming
Light Show features lights mounted on the
starting blocks at the end of the pool. When
a race is over, a single large dot indicates the
athlete that came first, two medium-sized dots QUANTUM TIMER
show who came second, and three smaller
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dots of light confirm the third place finisher. It’s
a perfect way for athletes and spectators to
Mechanical stopwatches are a thing of the
instantly see the outcome of a race.
past! Today, OMEGA counts the seconds on its
Quantum Timer, with an enhanced resolution
of one millionth of a second. Driven by a micro
crystal component imbedded in the timer, the
resolution is 100 times greater than previous
devices and, with a maximum variation of only
one second out of every ten million seconds, it is
five times more accurate.
HI-RESOLUTION
SCOREBOARDS
OMEGA’s hi-resolution scoreboards display
not only text and live information, but also
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animations, athlete pictures and visual imagery.
Using modern effects, winners’ names, results and
their nation’s flag are boldly displayed, adding
to the drama, thrill and excitement of each event.
SWIMMING
TOUCHPADS
At the end of a swimming race, the famous
touchpads positioned at both ends of the pool
allow swimmers to “stop the clock” by exerting
DISCOVER THE VIDEO a pressure of between 1.5 and 2.5 kg (3.3 and
5.5 pounds). Because of these touchpads,
swimming has long been the only sport in which
competitors can stop their own running time.
It’s the most precise way to measure time in this
challenging sport and OMEGA was responsible
for first introducing the technology at the Olympic
Games in 1968.
23NEW OMEGA
TECHNOLOGY
FOR TOKYO
2020With the arrival of Tokyo 2020, timekeeping is
on the brink of a ground-breaking revolution.
Very soon, the sports you watch will take on a
new dimension, with athletic performance being
measured and presented like you’ve never seen
before.
With its renowned legacy and expertise in
sports, OMEGA’s timekeeping evolution is set to
continue in Japan with new motion sensing and
positioning technologies that will redefine our
understanding of sport.
So, what can we expect in this exciting future?
From the very beginning of the Olympic Games swimming light show
Tokyo 2020, OMEGA will be able to tell the
complete story of each event as it happens.
With the use of motion sensing and positioning
systems, a comprehensive range of real-time
data will be collected, giving everyone a total
understanding of how each event was won.
underwater lap counter
scoreboard
This competition relevant info will have numerous
advantages. Firstly, it will show exactly how an
athlete reached their final time and result. This
is ideal for athletes and coaches to understand
where they won or lost time. It will also be
beneficial for spectators in the stadiums and at
home, giving them added insight into the sport
they’re watching. Furthermore, the information
will give commentators and analysts much more
content for their storytelling of a victory.
Be prepared to not only witness the sports you
love, but to be informed about every critical
moment as it happens.
control room
28HOW IT WORKS
MOTION SENSING AND
POSITIONING SYSTEMS SWIMMING
Athletes in the pool will also have their complete Now you can watch the fast-paced 200m
ATHLETICS performance measured – this time by image-
tracking cameras around the pool that will track
the movements of each swimmer.
freestyle – and know the live positions of everyone
in the water. You can watch the 100m butterfly –
and compare the number of strokes to see how
the race was won. You can even watch the closest
The information provided by this computer finishes – and see who accelerated the most in
vision technology will enable OMEGA to show the final few metres.
Athletes on the track in Tokyo will all be fitted Now you can watch the 400m – and know exactly information such as:
with motion sensor tags on their start numbers. where everyone is positioned on the turn. You can With all that water splashing around, it’s not
These tags will interact with a number of receivers watch the 100m – and know who accelerated for • live positions (not just at every turn) always easy to see what’s happening in the pool.
around the course, and send crucial information the best start, or when the winner reached their OMEGA’s information will now make everything
• live speed
back to OMEGA. top speed. You can even watch the 10,000m a lot clearer.
and know the distance between runners, or who’s • acceleration
With this technology, OMEGA will be able to speeding up and who’s slowing down.
provide real-time information such as: • deceleration
In Tokyo, every performance will be thoroughly
• live positions (not just intermediate) measured, telling the full story of victory from start • distances between swimmers
to finish.
• live speed • number of strokes
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• acceleration
• deceleration
• distance
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32BEACH VOLLEYBALL
For this dynamic and sandy sport, OMEGA will Everything gained will allow for a complete
use image-tracking cameras installed around the tactical analysis of play, revealing the strengths
field of play, capturing every moment of action. and strategies of each player and team.
The cameras will be able to track the ball, as well
as the players, to give us detailed information
on the full game play and how each point was
scored.
Examples of information that OMEGA may be
able to provide includes,
• The distances each player covers
• The speed of the players and the ball
• The unique player techniques, including
number of jumps and height
• The type of shots, from smashes to blocks
and spikes
MILLER NIKY
BELL JANE
Total distance 1020.2 m
Jumps 41
GYMNASTICS
Total distance 1024.8 m CURTINA JULIE
Jumps 33 Total distance 1164.3 m
Jumps 26
A slightly different technology will be used in
gymnastics – known as Pose Detection. This
MAILLET OLIVIA incredibly advanced system is a huge step
Total distance 1033.4 m
Jumps 29 forward for the sport and registers the complete
movements of each athlete.
Pose Detection will also be used as an
adjudication tool for judges. They will have it at
their disposal to review an athlete’s technique.
For example:
• Review the synchronicity of performers in
trampoline
• Review the horizontal displacement in
trampoline (how accurately the athlete hits
the middle of the jumping mat)
343 BELL WILLIAM
EQUESTRIAN
OMEGA’s special image-tracking technology • distances
will follow the action in equestrian, while laser
detection will also be able to pinpoint the horse’s • live and average speeds
movement. In this sport, the difference between
gold and silver can come down to one obstacle, • time of flight over a jump
so every second matters. OMEGA’s information
• the rider’s exact path around the course
will be able to break it down with:
• trajectory over a jump
OTHER
The possibilities of motion sensing and positioning
technologies are almost endless for OMEGA.
RIDERS’ PATH COMPARISON Here are more sports in Tokyo where you may
W.Bell J. Smith
SPORTS see it in action:
ROAD AND TRACK CYCLING
• with motion sensor tags placed on the bikes.
OPEN WATER SWIMMING
• with athletes wearing tag bracelets to
pinpoint their positions
TRIATHLON
3 BELL WILLIAM 12 SMITH JAYDEN • with athletes wearing tags to pinpoint their
positions.
304.98m Distance 302.46m
43.72 Time 39.21
+4.51 Gap 0.00
419m/min Av. Speed 464m/min
36SPORT CLIMBING:
TIMING A NEW SPORT LEAD
Just 6 minutes on the OMEGA clock are given to
TOUCH PAD - STOP athletes in this discipline and they must use the
time to climb as high as possible on a 15m wall.
A new event at the Olympic Games, sport Only one attempt is allowed and the ranking
climbing has seen spectacular growth in recent is based on the height (hold number) achieved
years and is particularly popular in urban within those 6 minutes. An athlete will also have
settings, where climbing gyms have helped to a “+” added to their score if they are moving in
accelerate interest amongst young people. the direction of the next hold when falling off
the wall.
At Tokyo 2020, the athletes will compete in three
disciplines. The results of these will be combined
as a single ranking to determine the men’s and
women’s medals. The disciplines are:
SPEED
Simply the fastest to reach the top of a 15m
wall. Two athletes will compete side by side and
OMEGA has positioned two clocks at the top
of the wall. When the climbers reach the top,
they must stop their own time by hitting the new
OMEGA climbing touchpads. Interestingly, this is
now just the second Olympic Games sport, after
swimming, where athletes will stop their own
time. It marks a truly important evolution of this ZONE
famous technology.
STOP
BOULDERING
Athletes compete on 4.5m high structures known
as boulders. Each boulder presents different
touch pad challenges and the competitors must solve as
many as they can within a set amount of time –
which OMEGA will be carefully controlling from
the side.
TOUCH PAD - START
START
37ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
OMEGA’S
INTERNATIONAL
ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN
OMEGA has taken a captivating visual approach Duplantis, a young Swedish pole-vaulter who
to its international advertising campaign for these has already set his sport alight with multiple
Olympic Games, with a series of commercials wins on the global stage; and Léa Sprunger, the
that highlight the magic of Japan alongside Swiss track and field athlete who will be hoping
precise timekeeping and passionate athletes. to add more gold to her impressive athletics
career so far.
In each execution, whether it’s TV, digital or
print, the layout and production is cleverly split At the heart of the advertising is OMEGA’s own
between iconic Japanese themes, and those commitment to precision and timekeeping, and
of the Olympic Games. Most of all, it perfectly to serve the athletes and record their Olympic
highlights the dreams of the athletes who will be dreams.
competing in Tokyo.
To bring the concept to life, OMEGA has worked
closely with a number of prominent Olympians,
including Noah Lyles, Rory McIlroy and Chad
le Clos; as well as world-record holder Armand
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OMEGA
WATCHES
FOR
TOKYO
2020SEAMASTER AQUA TERRA TOKYO 2020 LIMITED EDITION
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Just like the athletes at the Olympic Games, the Limited to just 2,020 pieces, the watch comes
Seamaster Aqua Terra performs beautifully on ready for action on a structured blue rubber
land and in the water. For this sporty Tokyo 2020 strap and includes an additional stainless steel
model, OMEGA has introduced the collection’s bracelet in its special presentation box. Inside,
first ceramic dial – crafted with a polished blue the timepiece is driven by the OMEGA Master
finish and a laser-engraved Tokyo 2020 emblem. Chronometer Calibre 8900, delivering the Swiss
industry’s highest standard of precision and
Elsewhere, the symmetrical 41 mm case is built magnetic-resistance.
from stainless steel and includes a sapphire
crystal caseback with a transferred Tokyo 2020
Olympic Games emblem.
50SEAMASTER
PLANET OCEAN
TOKYO 2020
LIMITED EDITIONEvery host country of the Olympic Games brings Also limited to just 2,020 models, this timepiece
a unique flair and culture to the event. Japan is is driven by the OMEGA Master Chronometer
no exception! OMEGA is truly looking forward Calibre 8800 and features a sapphire crystal
to its time in Tokyo and has crafted this patriotic caseback with a transferred Tokyo 2020 emblem.
Seamaster with a true Japanese touch. It is delivered on a white leather strap and
includes a stainless steel bracelet and additional
The 39.5 mm case is in stainless steel and includes NATO strap in its presentation box.
a white ceramic bezel ring with its diving scale in
OMEGA Liquidmetal™. In tribute to the year of
Tokyo 2020, the number 20 on the bezel is filled
with red liquid ceramic.
The polished white ceramic dial continues the
Tokyo theme with a special lollipop central
seconds hand! Beautifully representing the flag of
Japan, its tip has been crafted with a varnished
red dot. DISCOVER THE VIDEO
53SEAMASTER
DIVER 300M
TOKYO 2020
• 56 •We all know about diving at the Olympic window at 6 o’clock and the famous Seamaster
Games, but this Diver 300M is more suited to an name highlighted in red. Blued hands and
underwater ocean environment! The 42.00 mm indexes complete the design and are filled with
case is in stainless steel and is mounted with a white Super-LumiNova.
blue ceramic bezel ring filled with a white enamel
diving scale. Stainless steel is also used for the Behind the sapphire crystal on the caseback, with
polished-brushed bracelet that is seamlessly its transferred Tokyo 2020 emblem, you’ll find the
integrated with the case. OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre
8800 – which has been officially certified by the
To complement the blue, there is a polished white Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS).
ceramic dial with extra depth provided by the
laser-engraved waves. Features include a date
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57AN EYE ON THE FUTURE
On the 15th of May 2017, OMEGA extended its Official Timekeeper. This time, 109 events will be
global partnership with the International Olympic contested, making full use of the legacy venues of
Committee (IOC) through to 2032. Beijing 2008. There will also be seven new events
to look out for, adding plenty of pioneering spirit
This huge announcement means that The Games to the occasion.
of the XXXV Olympiad in 2032 will mark 100
years since the start of OMEGA's relationship Then, in 2024, the Olympic Games will return to
with the Olympic Games, which dates back to Europe. Paris 2024 will welcome the world to a
1932 in Los Angeles. truly inspirational destination, with the sporting
celebration flowing alongside the Seine, while
OMEGA’s signature represented the first the Olympic Village will be just 15 minutes from
worldwide Olympic Games partner to commit to central city landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower
the Olympic Movement through to 2032. It will and the Grand Palais.
be the brand’s 35th time as Official Timekeeper
of the Olympic Games, and you can be sure that In 2028, it will be on to Los Angeles, where
the technology and expertise will be at the very OMEGA’s Olympic Games timekeeping journey
highest level. first began. It’s sure to be a meaningful and
emotional return, with some very different
Until then, we have a number of exciting and equipment to that original year.
historic editions to look forward to! In just a few
months, the torch will be lit for Beijing 2022, Plenty to look forward to. All in good time!
marking OMEGA’s 30th occasion in the role of
61LINKS PICTURES BY CHAPTER OMEGA AND TOKYO 2020 Link HIGHLIGHTS FROM HISTORY Link OMEGA’S 29 OLYMPIC GAMES Link OMEGA’S MODERN TIMEKEEPING Link NEW TECHNOLOGY FOR TOKYO 2020 Link HOW IT WORKS – MOTION SENSING AND POSITIONING SYSTEMS Link SPORT CLIMBING: TIMING A NEW SPORT Link THE INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN Link OMEGA WATCHES FOR TOKYO 2020 Link AN EYE ON THE FUTURE Link ALL CHAPTERS Link
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