For those who haven't known yet, Omega has been the official timekeeper for the Olympics for almost 80 years until know. Omega participated in no less than 21 Olympic Games, also bringing a lot of innovations to sports over those times. For example we have the first electronic timekeeper at the Olympic Games 1952 in Helsinki. The same year, Omega was awarded the Olympic Cross of Merit for its outstanding contribution to sport.

In the 2008 Olympics, Omega introduced an Olympic edition with its logo on the second hand. Olympic swimmer and gold medalist, Michael Phelps, became an Omega Ambassador and worn the Seamaster Planet Ocean. Phelps' fans just couldn't deny buying the same model of their idol, but many of them bought from Omega replica watches stores because of lacking of money. Omega also sponsored a number of golf tournaments, sponsored for Emirates Team New Zealand.

Omega Watch Company was founded by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, in 1848. "Omega" is one of the letters of the Greek alphabet, which symbolizes accomplishment and perfection. The brand's fame for innovation and quality has led to various awards through 150-year. Its first award was the Grand Prix at the Paris World Fair in 1900.

Omega's Speedmaster watch honorably was chosen by NASA as its official chronometer in 1965. It also was the first watch to be worn on the moon, in July 1969. In contemporary time, Omega has continued to create its reputation for precision and innovation. It introduced the world's first self-winding wristwatch with central tourbillion in 1994.

Omega's magnificent watches are highly collectible, and hold by many collectors. However, not every people can afford to buy a timepiece from Omega. Its watches' prices are really high. Omega lovers have another option: replica Omega watches. They might be less expensive but have the same gorgeous look and perfect functions. The playground is now more open; one could have an Omega's watch conveniently, just the matter of real or replica one.