This winter omega bonded with the winter Olympic game of sledding or skeleton as it is called in the USA. Skeleton is one of the most mystifying Winter Olympic sports. Sledding events, such as skeleton, are also some of the most exhilarating and potentially hazardous competitions. Just like many of our favorite watches, skeleton has its roots in Switzerland. The sport originated in St. Moritz. If you’re not familiar with the city, it is to winter sports what Geneva is to watches. The first skeleton track dates all the way back to 1884. However, the sport didn’t join the Winter Olympic Games until over four decades later in 1928. Even then, it didn’t become a permanent fixture of the competition until just after the new millennium in 2002.
Thev game of skeleton is played with a lightweight 70 pound sled , where the player slide at the speed of 90 km/hr.they have to maintain the steep speed and the sharp movements and the aerodynamics involved in it.
It is clear, time is crucial to skeleton athletes. That’s precisely why Omega has equipped them with Olympic edition watches for decades. Omega’s Olympic history dates back over 70 years. In 1948, Omega developed the first automated timers for the Winter Olympic Games in St. Moritz. Since then, Omega has proudly served as the official timekeeper of the Olympics on 28 occasions.
The Aqua Terra 150M is a METAS certified chronometer powered by the brand’s Master Chronometer Caliber 8900. It features a stainless steel construction with a modern, oversized 41mm case. The model comes equipped with a nylon strap in classic red, white, and blue. This perfectly complements the handsome blue teak dial, which showcases a date window at the six-o’clock position. You can own a piece of Olympic history with this special timepiece. All three versions feature a sapphire crystal case back, displaying either the caliber 8900 (in the 41mm cases) or the caliber 8800 (in the 38mm case). Both movements have been certified as Master Chronometers by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS). These are pretty outstanding options for everyday watches that have nice styling and serious technical chops too.
The watch Aqua Terra 150M, has the NATO striped in the USA flag colours in it.the black dia suits the strap with a date window at the six o’clock position. The hour markers and the hands are silver marked and glow in the dark. However, what steals our heart is the precision that the omega promises and keeps till date.
Thev game of skeleton is played with a lightweight 70 pound sled , where the player slide at the speed of 90 km/hr.they have to maintain the steep speed and the sharp movements and the aerodynamics involved in it.
It is clear, time is crucial to skeleton athletes. That’s precisely why Omega has equipped them with Olympic edition watches for decades. Omega’s Olympic history dates back over 70 years. In 1948, Omega developed the first automated timers for the Winter Olympic Games in St. Moritz. Since then, Omega has proudly served as the official timekeeper of the Olympics on 28 occasions.
The Aqua Terra 150M is a METAS certified chronometer powered by the brand’s Master Chronometer Caliber 8900. It features a stainless steel construction with a modern, oversized 41mm case. The model comes equipped with a nylon strap in classic red, white, and blue. This perfectly complements the handsome blue teak dial, which showcases a date window at the six-o’clock position. You can own a piece of Olympic history with this special timepiece. All three versions feature a sapphire crystal case back, displaying either the caliber 8900 (in the 41mm cases) or the caliber 8800 (in the 38mm case). Both movements have been certified as Master Chronometers by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS). These are pretty outstanding options for everyday watches that have nice styling and serious technical chops too.
The watch Aqua Terra 150M, has the NATO striped in the USA flag colours in it.the black dia suits the strap with a date window at the six o’clock position. The hour markers and the hands are silver marked and glow in the dark. However, what steals our heart is the precision that the omega promises and keeps till date.
