Master Chronometer represents a higher standard of watchmaking, in which precision and performance is tested like never before. Approved by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS), OMEGA is the first brand in the watchmaking world to achieve this remarkable

Omega is announcing a new limited edition Speedmaster that’s inspired by a 1967 model that was seen in the Return of Ultraman TV series. A favorite of collectors, the model featured an orange seconds hand, a bold color choice that stood out

Follow Presley Gerber as he tries on different NATO straps to give his Omega Railmaster a range of colorful looks. Same watch. Different straps. New style.

The Rolex Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II is deeply ingrained in the prestigious world of yachting.

First introduced in 1968 as a diver’s timepiece, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Polaris is brought back to life 50 years later in a contemporary version.

On the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 8 mission, our friends at Omega has released a Speedmaster that truly brings the lunar surface to life.

Famed timepiece maker, Tag Heuer, and our friends at Aston Martin, a symbol of British luxury and elegance, the iconic sports car manufacturer have chosen TAG Heuer as Timekeeper for its racing team: Aston Martin Racing. The Swiss watchmaker achieves

In 1957, our friends at Omega released its very first Railmaster model. Today, the timepiece has made a triumphant return.

Recently our friends at Omega unveiled the world’s first Master Chronometer tick. Take a journey inside the workings of a timepiece so precise, it has passed the highest level of watch testing in the world.

The horologists who sketch Jaeger-LeCoultre‘s watches do so “with one eye turned towards the future” while rooting their designs in the brand’s long-held traditions. (Available Online)

Jaeger-LeCoultre was one of the first and continues to be one of the only manufacturers to produce all the components of the calibre – each intricate piece requires 22 different operations to create, decorate and assemble and ultimately is the

Swiss timepiece maker offers a behind the scenes look at its timepiece-manufacturing process. To create the most exquisite timepieces they combine the best of two worlds: inspiring design and traditional handcraft.

Last week we teased the new facility in Switzerland, and on November 2nd, 2017, our friends at Omega officially opened is new cutting-edge factory. Experience the highlights of this very special day and take a glimpse at Omega’s future.