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The Omega Moonwatch
1965 : NASA officially certified the Omega Speedmaster Professional for space missions after rigorous testing. 1969 : The Speedmaster became known as the "Moonwatch" after astronaut Buzz Aldrin wore it during the Apollo 11 moon landing.
World Wars and Military Reputation - Omega Watches
WWI & WWII : Omega supplied thousands of watches to military forces, including the British Royal Air Force. These watches were known for their reliability under extreme conditions.
Omega Watches - Growth and Innovation
Early 1900s : Omega became known for precision and was awarded numerous prizes at observatory trials (notably at Geneva, Neuchâtel, and Kew-Teddington). 1932 : Omega was appointed the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games in Los Angeles, a partnership that continues to this day.