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Temps – Zeit – Time

Temps – Zeit – Time

Ted Scapa, premiers his new work on the theme of time at the Cité du Temps Geneva, 22 October 2009 – From 23 October to 30 November 2009, Geneva’s Cité du Temps will host a new exhibition by Ted Scapa, renowned artist and television personality. Scapa is clear in his view, «Creativity is my favourite way of spending time.» In the collection «…

The 2009 Omega Constellation: A configuration of stars

The 2009 Omega Constellation: A configuration of stars

In 1982, Omega launched a watch which introduced a radical and enduring design concept. The watch was the Constellation Manhattan and its now-famous «Griffes» or claws placed it among the ranks of the world’s most instantly identifiable timepieces. The Griffes were not only striking aesthetically, but were also highly functional in those…

Rado: r5.5

Rado: r5.5

Introducing the r5.5. The stunning new collection from Rado, the pioneers of the use of high tech ceramics in the watch making industry for more than 20 years. Unpretentious and unassuming. Drawing on its unrivalled knowledge of the material, Rado has produced a range of timepieces that are designed to become a part of who you are. Absolute…

A world premiere!

A world premiere!

Omega’s stunning union of ceramics and Liquidmetal® Omega has announced the launch of the Seamaster Planet Ocean Liquidmetal® Limited Edition, the world’s first watch to bond ceramics and Liquidmetal®.   Swatch Group researchers collaborating with Omega’s product development team have created a striking ceramic diving bezel whose…

Sale of Micro-components automotive business activities

Sale of Micro-components automotive business activities

Swatch Group: Sale of Microcomponents automotive business activities to Juken Technology Biel / Bienne (switzerland), December 21, 2009 – The Swatch Group Ltd., which is headquartered in Biel / Bienne (Switzerland), signed an agreement with Juken Technology for the sale of the stepping motor production activities for the automotive industry of…

Omega to continue as Official Olympic Timekeeper

Omega to continue as Official Olympic Timekeeper

In Los Angeles in 1932, Omega became the first company to be entrusted with the timing of the Olympic Games. It marked the beginning of Omega’s long partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). In 1932, thirty chronograph watches were used to time the events. At the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Omega’s commitment had…