New Omega technologies for Tokyo 2020 will keep sports lovers informed about every critical moment as it happens.
In 1932, Omega sent only one watchmaker and 30 high-precision stopwatches all the way from its headquarters in Bienne, Switzerland, to the US for timekeeping at the Olympic Games, held during the Great Depression in Los Angeles.
This year 530 timekeepers and on-site professionals as well as 900 trained volunteers and 400 tonnes of equipment are ready for the pandemic-postponed Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, which will begin next Friday.
The Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games has been an integral part of 29 editions while introducing revolutionary technologies and showing its expertise in precision.
In sport climbing, athletes compete to hit the Omega touchpads.
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