Museum Collection Nr. 8

Museum Collection N°8COSC certified chronometer: Racend Timer by OMEGA

06.09.2009 11:53 Uhr

The OMEGA MUSEUM COLLECTION is a collector’s collection that mainly targets enthusiasts of extraordinary watches. Each year, a new limited edition with historical significance for the brand is added to the collection, the „Racend Timer“ being N°8. The timepiece pays tribute to the first photo-finish camera„Racend Timer“, introduced in 1949.

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