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Introduction to Omega Watches

On this website you can view all models of Omega watches that we buy and sell. These include the popular Omega Seamaster Professional, James Bond Model, Speedmaster, Moon Watch, Constellation, De Ville, Pilots Watch, X33, Day Date, Broad Arrow, Split Second, Co Axial, Power Reserve and more. The models that we have currently in stock can be seen by visiting our Omega Catalogue.

Omega on this site are divided into the following categories to make your visit as convenient as possible: Modern Gents Omega, Modern Ladies Omega and Vintage Omega Watches. All watches are listed alphabetically for your convenience. You can speak to other Omega watch owners in our online Forum.

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Typical Omega Watch Models

Here are a list of a selection of Omega watch models with their details. We sell both new and second hand Omega:

Omega Speedmaster Moon Watch Features Include: Chronograph Manual Wind Black Dial Known as "The Moon Watch" Steel Case Steel Bracelet Model Number 16710	Omega Speedmaster Features Include: Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet Blue Dial Chronograph Automatic Movement Tachymetre Day / Date / Month Model Number 56769615	Omega X-33 Features Include: Non Chronometer Stainless Steel Case and Oyster Bracelet Water Resistant to 100m Black Dial Rotatable Bezel Automatic Movement Model Number 16613	Omega Seamaster Features Include: Stainless Steel & Gold Oyster Bracelet Black Dial Water Resistant to 100m Sapphire Crystal Glass Automatic Movement Chronometer Model Number 16610
Omega Seamaster Features Include: Titanium and Gold Case and Bracelet Water Resistant Black Dial Chronograph Rotatable Bezel Model Number n/a	Omega Seamaster Features Include: Blue Dial Luminous Markers Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet Automatic Movement Water Resistant Model Number n/a	Omega Seamaster Features Include: Seamaster Chronograph Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet Black Rotatable Bezel Automatic Movement Model Number n/a	Omega Seamaster Features Include: Seamaster Mid Size Quartz Movement Stainless Steel Case and Bracelet Model Number n/a

A History of Omega Watches

Today, seven out of ten people throughout the world are familiar with the OMEGA watch brand - a truly amazing rate of awareness to which few other watch brands can lay claim. The reason behind this success is said to be the reliably fine quality of every OMEGA watch. From its modest beginnings in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1848 the assembly workshop created by 23-year-old Louis Brandt gradually gained renown. Louis Brandt assembled key-wound precision pocket watches from parts supplied by local craftsmen. After Louis Brandt's death in 1879, his two sons Louis-Paul and Cesar took over control of the business.

Louis-Paul and César Brandt both died in 1903, leaving one of Switzerland's largest watch companies - with 240,000 watches produced annually and employing 800 people - in the hands of four young people, the oldest of whom was Paul-Emile Brandt. The economic difficulties brought on by the First World War would lead him to work actively from 1925 toward the union of OMEGA and Tissot then to their merger in 1930 within the group SSIH. By the seventies, SSIH had become Switzerland's no 1 producer of finished watches and no 3 in the world. The severe monetary crisis and recession of 1975 to 1980, SSIH was bailed out by the banks in 1981. In 1985 the holding company was taken over by a group of private investors. Immediately renamed SMH, Societe suisse de microelectronique et d'horlogerie, the new group achieved rapid growth and success to become today's top watch producer in the world. Named Swatch Group in 1998, it now includes Blancpain and Breguet. Dynamic and flourishing, OMEGA remains one of its most prestigious flagship brands.

1st March 1965 - OMEGA's Speedmaster chronograph was "flight-qualified by NASA for all manned space missions" as the only wristwatch to have withstood all of the U.S. space agency's severe tests. On 21 July 1969 - 02:56 GMT, the Speedmaster records man's first steps on the Moon's surface. The Speedmaster became the first watch (and the only watch since) to be worn on the Moon. With this unique accomplishment came a unique nickname: the Moon Watch. April 1970 - the OMEGA Speedmaster rescued the Apollo 13 mission from a potential disaster, earning OMEGA the "Snoopy Award".

1948 saw the advent of the Seamaster, Seamaster 300 in 1957, In 1981, the newly launched Seamaster 120 set a new world free dive record at a depth of 101 metres. The Seamaster is also famous for being the choice watch for James Bond.

Current Omega Models

The current Omega collection include Constellation, Seamaster, Seamaster GMT, Chrono Diver, Diver Chronometer, Racing Chronometer, Aqua Terra Chronometer, Apnea, Aqua Terra Railmaster, X-33, Speedmaster Professional, Moon Phase, Broad Arrow, Legend, and De Ville Co-Axial Power Reserve.

I want to Sell my Omega Watch!

If you have a second hand or used Omega watch or any other watch make you see on this site, you can get a same day valuation from us. Simply fill in our Selling a Watch Form and we will get a price to you via email (subject to condition). This form is the easiest way to get a price on your timepiece.

Watch Facilities on Website

We offer the facility for you to buy Omega Watches and also to sell or upgrade watches you currently own. Complete one of our Online Contact Forms for a same day valuation. You can then either send the watch into us or call us to make an appointment.