Specialities Olympic 1932 Chrono Chime 45 mm

This extraordinary numbered edition combines the world's first minute-repeater wristwatch, created by OMEGA in 1892, with the gusset chronographs which OMEGA used to time the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Sedna™ 18K gold case. It sports a "Grand Feu" enamel dial with a 925 silver guilloché inner bezel and counters adorned with OMEGA's exclusive "acoustic waves" pattern: an exact visual representation of the sound waves produced by the watch's chimes.

Its dial features a variety of blued Sedna™ 18K gold hands and a red split-seconds hand to offer optimal legibility. The chime pusher at 5 o'clock features a superb polished and stamped musical note, while the split-seconds pusher at 11 o'clock is adorned with a red hybrid ceramic ring that reflects the style of the split-seconds hand.

The caseback is engraved with "Official Timekeeper Olympic Games", "Co-Axial Master Chronometer" and the watch number. The brown leather strap with 18K Sedna™ gold buckle features OMEGA's new patented quick-change system.

The exceptional walnut watch case, adorned with a spruce resonance plate to amplify the sound of each chime, includes an additional leather strap and two leather cords enabling it to be worn discreetly as a pocket watch or chronometer around the neck.

The watch is powered by the most complex calibre ever created by OMEGA: the OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer 1932. This watch combines the functions of chronograph and minute repeater, fully integrated in a single movement to ring out the elapsed time.