Omega

Origins in Le Locle

Founded in 1848 Omega built its name on reliable pocket watches before translating that precision into wristwatches for railway engineers, Olympic timekeepers, and the first explorers of the deep sea. By 1932 the brand was trusted to time the Olympic Games, and in the decades that followed Omega instruments would accompany professionals across the globe.

Icons of Innovation

Omega has spent more than half a century refining chronometer calibres and proprietary alloys such as Sedna gold. The Speedmaster became the first watch worn on the moon, the Seamaster family defined professional dive ergonomics, and the Constellation line set benchmarks for elegant daily wear.

Master Chronometer Craftsmanship

Modern Omega movements are produced in Biel and certified by METAS as Master Chronometers, guaranteeing resistance to magnetic fields up to 15,000 gauss along with strict chronometric precision. Silicon balance springs, co-axial escapements, and high-efficiency barrels extend service intervals and deliver reliability collectors count on.

Collecting Omega with Time Fusion

• Curated selection across Speedmaster, Seamaster, Constellation, De Ville, and Olympic commemoratives
• Provenance checks, accessory completion, and factory service coordination for vintage and modern references
• Private sourcing for boutique editions, numbered releases, and precious-metal configurations

Our specialists match clients to the right Omega story, from Moonwatch heritage to Aqua Terra daily wear, ensuring every purchase is documented, regulated, and ready for decades of use.