The definition of the Greek letter Omega (W) is ''gigantic,'' ''enormous,'' or ''great''. The Omega brand is at the forefront of know-how and artists in watch design; it perpetuated the qualities of the Greek letter's origin for over 150 years.
Omega watches have surfaced, submerged, and displayed on Formula 1 and CART circuits, fashion runways, at evening galas, at sea, and wherever else men and women of the world venture off, even in space. From the ''Speedmaster Professional,'' the only watch worn on the moon, to the elegant ''Constellation,'' Omega has been the watch of choice of personalities like Cindy Crawford, Martina Hingis, Ernie Els, and the new 007, James Bond, (actor Pierce Brosnan).
Omega's magnitude and commitment to excellence has earned them the privilege of being the official timer of the Olympic Games 21 times and being designated the official watch of American astronauts and Russian cosmonauts.
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