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OMEGA WATCHES HISTORY

In 1848, at the age of 23, Louis Brands opened a comptoir d'etabilissage, a sub-contracting sales office for watch manufacture. In 1880, the two brothers César and Louis-Paul Brandt rented a floor in a Bienne building to set up a modern watch production unit. Among the names they chose for their watches were "Helvetia", "Jura", "Celtic", "Gurzelen", and "Patria". With the introduction of the "Labrador" lever movement in 1885, the watches achieved a precision of within 30 seconds a day.

In 1889, four years, later, Louis Brandt and Fils became the largest producers of watches in Switzerland, with a production rate of of over 100,000 watches. But this fact did not stop the exclusivity of the watches they produced, e.g. the minute-repeating wristwatch, developed in 1892 in partnership with Audemars Piguet, and probably the first wristwatch of its kind.

A completely new procket-watch caliber movement became a brilliant market performer when it went into production in 1894. It's major points for salability were in it's easily interchangable parts, and it's simplicity of construction. The company's banker, Henri Rieckel, suggested the name "Omega" for the new watch. The overwhelming success of the "Omega" name led to it being adopted as the sole name for all the watches of the company from 1903.

The Omega name made it's sports debut at the international ballooning contest for the Gordon Bennet cup in 1909. Britain's Royal Flying Corps decided to choose Omega watches in 1917 as their official timekeepers for it's combat units, as did the American army in 1918. Omega had their first victory at the observatory timing competitions in Neuchâtel in 1919 with their chronometers winning the competition. This was continued with a score of first places right up until 1971. The 1933, 1936 and 1946 competitions were some of Omega's most noteworthy.

In 1957, the "Omega Speedmaster" was created. After rigorous evaluation and testing, NASA decided to use the "Speedmaster Professional" chronograph wristwatch in 1965 as it's official timekeeper. In 1967, the one millionth chronometer was certified.

On 21st July 1969, astronaught Neil Armstrong became the first man to step on the moon. As he made the famous steps quoting "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind", he was wearing his Omega Speedmaster Professional chronograph. In 1972, Omega recieved their two-millionth chronometer certificate.

In 1974 the legendary "Megaquartz" marine-chronometer had a daily timing variation of just two thousands of a second, in a trial lasting for 63 days.

On the 18th of May, 1983, Omega recieved it's 100,000th official rating certificate for quartz chronometers. A museum for the company was opened on 16th December 1983. In 1995, presentations were made of the first automatic wristwatch with a centrally mounted tourbillion. Omega is continuing to demonstrate it's innovation, with it's newest addition to the company's collection in 1999, with the new 2500 caliber movement looking to replace the traditional Swiss-lever escapement. Omega's watchmakers have developed the "coaxial escapement", a creation of the English master-watchmaker, George Dianels, for series production in wristwatches. The combination of the new escapement and a newly developed free sprung balance aims to eliminate the basic impediments to accurate regular timekeeping. The effect of the thickness and viscosity of lubricant on the balance's amplitude has been virtually eliminated. The new coaxial escapement consists of three components: a coaxial wheel, an escape wheel, and a lever with three pallet stones, unlike the conventional pallet-lever and escape wheel of the lever escapement. This has extended service intervals to around 10 years.

RELOJERIA OMEGA

OMEGA es la última letra del alfabeto griego, y representa la perfección y el éxito en la consecución de una tarea (cualidades que se han atribuido a OMEGA desde que la compañía fue fundada en La Chaux-de-Fonds, Suiza, en 1848).



El prestigio de la marca Relojes Omega, en cuanto a innovación y calidad se refiere, ha hecho que ésta reciba numerosos premios a lo largo de una vida de 150 años, comenzando ya en el año 1900 con el Grand Prix de la Feria Mundial de París, y continuando con el récord mundial de precisión con 97.8 puntos concedidos por el observatorio inglés de Kew-Teddington en 1936.



RELOJES OMEGA siguió formando parte de los mejores, y así ha sido el patrocinador oficial en 21 Juegos Olímpicos, introduciendo con el tiempo numerosas innovaciones en la medición del tiempo en deportes olímpicos, como el primer cronómetro electrónico en los Juegos de Helsinki de 1952 -el mismo año en el que la compañía fue galardonada con la Cruz Olímpica al Mérito por su sobresaliente contribución al mundo del deporte.



Debido a su precisión y fiabilidad el reloj "Speedmaster" de OMEGA fue elegido por la NASA como su cronometrador oficial en 1965, y cuatro años más tarde fue el primer reloj que viajó a la luna, cuando, en julio de 1969 Neil Armstrong dio su famoso "gigante paso para la humanidad".



En años más recientes, RELOJES OMEGA ha continuado edificando su sólida reputación en precisión y en innovación, presentando el primer reloj de pulsera automático del mundo con torbellino, (lanzado en 1994), así como el revolucionario escape coaxial concebido conjuntamente con el afamado maestro relojero inglés George Daniels, que apareció primero en 1999 en series limitadas. Con esta egregia tradición relojera a sus espaldas, OMEGA tiene una base perfecta para conseguir nuevas proezas relojísticas en el nuevo milenio.

Antes de que James Bond el agente 007, luciese e hiciese famoso de nuevo al Reloj Omega Speedmaster profesional, una aventura menos cinematografica pero no por ello menos espectacular hizo famoso a un Omega mecánico,el astronauta Neil Armstrong no lo portaba en el primer paseo espacial por la Luna el día 21 de Julio de 1.969 a las 02'56 GMT.

Ese honor le correspondió un poco más tarde al Speedmaster del astronauta Aldrin.



El Reloj Speedmaster de Omega, fué a la Luna y volvio sin ningun daño, las pruebas para la selección del reloj fuerón realizadas por un equipo de expertos de la NASA y sin el conocimiento de la casa Omega.



Omega ha realizado varias series del Omega Speedmaster y en varios años, es un buen reloj para los coleccionistas y tiene un mercado propio a nivel internacional, en watch-inc.com vendemos el reloj imitacion.