Official Timekeeper for the 23rd Time by Omega
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| Management number | 214416044 | Release Date | 2026/04/12 | List Price | $36.00 | Model Number | 214416044 | ||
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From August 8 to 24, over 10,500 elite athletes will compete in Beijing, striving for medals, fame, and recognition.
- Omega's Olympic Debut: 1932, Los Angeles (USA)
- First Winter Games: 1948, St. Moritz (SUI)
- 1952 Helsinki Innovation: Photo-finish camera debuts
- 1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo: Starting gates introduced in alpine skiing
- 1964 Innsbruck: Omegascope brings real-time TV sports timing
- 1968 Mexico City: Integrated timing system launched
- 1972 Munich: Touch pads introduced in swimming
- 1984 Los Angeles: Omega's false-start detectors debut
- 1988 Seoul: First Olympic Games with computerized timekeeping
- 1996 Atlanta: Timekeeping trilogy introduced, sprint event enhancements
- 2000 Sydney: Virtual world record line on TV debuts
- 2008 Beijing: High-speed cameras record 2,000 images per second
- 2010 Vancouver & 2012 London: More advancements to come
| Color | Black With Red Accents |
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| Brand Name | Omega |
| Manufacturer | Omega |
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