With the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics exciting spectators all over the world, you can’t fail to be impressed by the sporting brilliance and techniques that these athletes reach. Especially observant fans will most likely have noticed the horological brand, which signifies Omega’s official involvement, as they are serving as the designated timekeeper for these games. Omega has been busy during these winter games as they have introduced new timing equipment for the ice hockey.
By the time Sochi 2014 draws to its close, Omega will have measured around 650,000 times across many different disciplines, utilised more than 200 tonnes of timekeeping equipment, and extended more than 70 kilometres of suitable cabling to achieve their infallible results.
Omega are constantly called upon for their reliable time keeping in the Olympic games, and they were the very first company to be called upon to serve as the official time keeper for each and every game, this took place in the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics. This year signifies the 26th occasion that Omega have been appointed the important responsibility of time keeping.
Although Omega have an excellent reputation for time keeping in sporting events, they are also proven watchmakers. Across the globe Omega watches are iconic symbols of success and prestige. This reputation puts many modern watches to shame as Omega constantly improve upon their technology and have a passion for quality designs.
If you are fortunate enough to own an Omega watch then you will no doubt want to keep it in top condition to make sure it looks its best and runs effortlessly. Here at Martins of Glasgow we can provide you with a watch servicing and should your watch require it we are specialist in Omega watch repairs. We recommend that you have your watch serviced every 4 or 5 years, for more information call us on 0141 946 6333.