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Omega Moments in Olympic Timekeeping (Source: Omega SA ) The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games open on 08/08/2008 and will mark the 23rd time that Omega has served as Official Timekeeper at the Olympic Games. 1898 – Omega made its first stopwatch. 1905 – Omega s...  

OMEGA ‘OLYMPICS GREAT MOMENTS IN TIME’ EXHIBITION COMES TO SINGAPORE FROM 11 – 20 JULY 2008 With less than 60 days to the start and to commemorate OMEGA’s involvement in this summer’s Olympics Games, the luxury Swiss watchmaker will bring the 1st Olympics...  

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thats a nice watch. i had the chronometer bracelet version of that watch until recently. its a shame it was a midsize, but nice low ltd ed number. nothing silly like 5000. just 194. its nice to see the box and all the straps. mine had all the papers incl ... 

my due diligence showed only this version w/ cal.1109, 5 sharkskin straps in the Olympic colors and special spring bar tool all as shown. Needless to say all certificaton, papers, manuals, etc. and outer box are part of this set that I can't bring myself ... 

FYI, I have a mint version of this watch set - #114 / 194 with s/n 54328798., The cal. is "1424/1438 Quartz" based upon the manual. The width including crown is 45mm and 43mm without the crown. It is a 120m water resistance watch....  

on this post there are 2 quartz ltd editions of 194, but i had a midsize 300m SMP braceleted Chronometer auto version which was one of a ltd edition of 194. it had all its papers with it so it was very Kosher. does anyone know how many were made and what ... 

Hi, Regarding the 1994 Omega Speedmaster "Lillehammer Olympics" I have a full size chronometer version number 8X/194 complete with everything and never used. Was originally sold in Zürich December 28 1993. Beautiful watch and fun to have as I visited the ... 

Love these old compilations! I will come back to read it again and again.. Thanks for sharing! Nicolas

i have had the honour of owning several 'Olympic' Omegas, but its nice to see that some of their best timing innovations had nothing to do with wristwatches or 'mechanical' timing at all. its also interesting to see that a lot of their devices are of an e... 

MY only complaint is that the XIX will be sold in such limited quantities. So frustrating - just like the Marine museum re-creation, these are so ridiculously hard to come by...