Omega has just unveiled a special edition watch that captures the essence of the coveted Olympic medals: gold, silver, and bronze. The Omega Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition is a collector's dream, merging these three iconic materials into one exquisite design. This timepiece honours the spirit of athletic achievement and marks Omega's long-standing role in the Olympic Games, a legacy that dates back to 1932.

The 39mm case of the Paris 2024 Bronze Gold Edition is crafted from the brand's exclusive Bronze Gold, giving it a unique and radiant appearance. The dial, made from Ag 925 silver, features a centre adorned with the intricate "Clous de Paris" pattern, a hallmark of French craftsmanship. The slender hands are fashioned from 18K Sedna™ Gold with a PVD Bronze Gold coating, adding a touch of elegance and continuity to the design. The vintage aesthetic of the watch is inspired by a classic Omega wristwatch from 1939, maintaining a timeless connection to the brand’s rich heritage.

Several special elements enhance the distinctiveness of this edition. The caseback is engraved with "BG 859," symbolising the case shape in Bronze Gold and referencing the historic "CK 859" model. Bronze Gold, known for its soft pink hue and superior corrosion resistance, is an alloy enriched with noble elements such as 37.5% gold, palladium, and silver. The watch also features a circular brushed pattern on the minute track and small seconds subdial track at 6 o’clock, with a dark grey Omega logo in the brand’s heritage style. Additionally, the caseback is adorned with a stamped and frosted Olympic Games Paris 2024 medallion, further cementing its commemorative value.

This limited-edition watch is worn on a brown calf-skin leather strap, complemented by a sandblasted Bronze Gold buckle featuring a polished vintage Omega logo. The same vintage logo is also embossed on the watch’s crown. The heart of the timepiece is the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8926, a manual-winding movement that pays homage to the vintage 30T2 movement. Each watch comes with a certification card proving it has passed the stringent Master Chronometer tests set by METAS (the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology). The timepiece is presented in a special box, underscoring its status as a prized collector's item.