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» OMEGA celebrates the inaugural Youth Olympic Games at Ion Orchard
OMEGA, the luxury Swiss watch brand, celebrated its first collaboration with the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore with the official opening of the "Great Olympic Moments in Time" exhibition[…] … Together with more than 200 invited guests, the event commemorated OMEGA’s long standing involvement with the Olympic Games[…] … The night presented guests the opportunity to discover OMEGA’s rich Olympic history with displays of the brand’s unique OMEGA’s timekeeping equipment[…] … Guests put OMEGA's sports timekeeping devices to the test by timing their own movements on the speed stimulation game, as they marveled at the OMEGA timekeeping equipment that had been used in past Olympic Games as well as watches which commemorated the Games[…] … Among these were early 1932 pocket watches, the classic 1956 Omega Seamaster and the current day Olympic Limited Edition collection watches[…] … Eric Tan, Chief Operating Officer, Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee[…] … Tan rang the Olympic Bell, traditionally used to signal the beginning of a final lap in the longer sporting competitions as multi-coloured confetti streamed down upon the event[…]
» Chad Le Clos is OMEGA's new swimming ambassador
Chad made a strong impression on OMEGA at the inaugural Youth Olympic Games in Singapore in 2010 when he collected five medals[…] … In the same year he claimed gold in the 200-metre butterfly and the 400-metre individual medley at the Commonwealth Games, setting Games records in both events[…] … Le Clos will be in good company at OMEGA as he joins Olympic superstar Michael Phelps, another brand ambassador who made a huge impact on the sport at an early age and Alexander Popov former Olympic gold medallist[…] … Chad has demonstrated that he is ready to compete at the highest level and we expect great things from him, not only at the World Championships but at next year's Olympic Games in London[…] … The brand provides the official timekeeping services at the highest profile swimming events including the FINA World Championships and the Olympic Games[…]
» OMEGA Countdown Clock ticks down the seconds to the start
Innsbruck, Austria is the only place to have hosted the Olympic Winter Games twice, in 1964 and 1976[…] … When the first-ever Winter Youth Olympic Games begin in January, Innsbruck will establish conclusively that it is one of the best places on Earth for winter sport[…] … In the heart of Innsbruck On July 14th, OMEGA, the Official Timekeeper of the Winter Youth Olympic Games, unveiled the Countdown Clock that will tick away the days, hours, minutes and seconds to the beginning of the opening ceremony on January 13th, 2012[…] … On hand for the unveiling were OMEGA Timing General Manager Christophe Berthaud, Peter Mennel, Secretary General of the Austrian Olympic Committée, Tyrol’s Deputy Governor Hannes Gschwentner and the Mayor of Innsbruck Christine Oppitz-Plörer[…] … Six months and counting The unveiling event took place a half year before the start of the Innsbruck 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games[…] … The local organisers are proud that Innsbruck has been selected to host the inaugural Winter Youth Olympic Games and particularly excited that no other city has ever staged three Olympic-level Winter Games[…] … OMEGA's third visit to Innsbruck When the Olympic Winter Games were staged in Innsbruck in 1964 and 1976, OMEGA served as Official Timekeeper[…] … The brand's president, Stephen Urquhart, said, "Both editions of the Winter Games staged in Innsbruck were memorable for some new timekeeping equipment and outstanding performances[…] … We were warmly received by our Austrian hosts and are looking forward to returning for the very first Winter Youth Olympic Games[…] … " Innsbruck 2012 CEO Peter Bayer explained the importance of the OMEGA Countdown Clock saying, “Standing four meters high and over two meters wide, the spectacular Countdown Clock in the heart of Innsbruck is a fantastic way of showing that the first Winter Youth Olympic Games are getting ever closer[…] … The clock also underlines the important role timekeeping will play during the Games and makes every single moment even more tangible for athletes, officials and fans alike[…]
» Longines strengthens its support to the young tennis talents
Yang represented Chinese Taipei and won two gold medals at the 2010 Asian Games, in Guangzhou (China)[…] … Sai-Sai Zheng Sai-Sai Zheng (China) represented her country in the inaugural youth Olympic in Singapore in 2010 where she won the gold medal in the double and the silver medal in the single tournament[…]
» THE IOC AND SWATCH GROUP LTD SIGN LONG TERM PARTNERSHIP
will be the Official Timekeeper and Results Service Partner for the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad in Athens in 2004, the XX Olympic Winter Games in Turin in 2006, as well as the 2008 Olympic Games and 2010 Olympic Winter Games[…] … Following its success at the Atlanta and at the Sydney Olympic Games, the IOC selected The Swatch Group Ltd[…] … The agreement also foresees the provision of similar services for the 2004 to 2010 Paralympic Games[…] … , suggested “the Olympic Games are not only the greatest sports event in the world, they are much more then a sporting event - the Games are an emotional festival and the most perfect, peaceful and warmhearted competition between the youth[…] … The Olympic Games fit perfectly with Swatch’s strategy[…] … ” The IOC President Jean Antonio Samaranch said “The Swatch Group has been a long standing Partner of the Olympic Movement, developing the necessary equipment and know-how, continuously training their experts[…] … The Swatch Group has been, with a very few exceptions, the timekeeper of practically all the Olympic Games of the 20th century[…] … The partnership further reinforces the IOC’s strategy to develop a long term technology consortium, lead by the Sema Group as the systems integrator and composed of a small core of key technology partners to ensure the successful delivery and transfer of knowledge from one Olympic Games to the next[…]