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When was the OMEGA Marine introduced?
When was the OMEGA Marine introduced?
- 1967
- 1940
- 1955
- 1932 (correct)
What was OMEGA's role in World War II?
What was OMEGA's role in World War II?
- Official watch supplier to the U.S. Army
- Manufacturer of military aircraft
- Creator of military uniforms
- Official watch supplier to the British Royal Air Force (correct)
What was the first OMEGA watch to receive a chronometer certification for ladies?
What was the first OMEGA watch to receive a chronometer certification for ladies?
- Ladymatic (correct)
- De Ville
- Constellation
- Seamaster300
When did OMEGA introduce the Seamaster?
When did OMEGA introduce the Seamaster?
Which OMEGA watch was the first to journey to the Moon?
Which OMEGA watch was the first to journey to the Moon?
Flashcards
When was the OMEGA Marine introduced?
When was the OMEGA Marine introduced?
The OMEGA Marine was introduced in 1932.
OMEGA's role in World War II?
OMEGA's role in World War II?
OMEGA was the official watch supplier to the British Royal Air Force.
First OMEGA ladies chronometer?
First OMEGA ladies chronometer?
The Ladymatic was the first OMEGA watch to receive chronometer certification for ladies.
When was the Seamaster introduced?
When was the Seamaster introduced?
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First OMEGA watch on the Moon?
First OMEGA watch on the Moon?
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Study Notes
OMEGA History
- OMEGA Marine introduced in 1932, considered the first divers' watch.
- During World War II, OMEGA contributed to the war effort by producing watches for the British Royal Air Force (RAF).
- In 1955, the OMEGA Ladymatic became the first OMEGA watch to receive a chronometer certification for ladies.
- The Seamaster was introduced in 1948, initially designed for sailors and divers.
- The OMEGA Speedmaster Professional was the first watch to journey to the Moon, worn by astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin in 1969.
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