Omega: Watch by Watch

The coffee-table book *Omega: Watch by Watch* is a tribute to 150 years of perfection in timepieces, from the sea to the moon. The Omega Speedmaster was the first watch to go to the moon; the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games and the America’s Cup; and the watch used by British and American troops during World War I.

Omega is the oldest watch manufacturer still in operation in the world and was founded in 1848. Over the decades, the company has pioneered watch design, including the introduction of the very first wristwatch with a minute repeater in 1892 and the first mass-produced watch with a coaxial escapement in 1999 —a major breakthrough in watchmaking.

The book *Omega Watch by Watch* is the only comprehensive overview of Omega’s production and brings together more than 100 groundbreaking timepieces from around the world, including pieces provided by Omega itself. On display are historic editions of the Speedmaster (the watch of the Apollo missions), the Seamaster series, watches created in collaboration with the James Bond franchise, special Moonwatch editions, and the stunning Constellation series.

Fascinating commentary by industry expert Chris Hall accompanies specially commissioned photographs that reveal details of some of the intricate backs and inner workings of the timepieces, all presented in a deluxe edition with a slipcase. This is the perfect book for lovers of wristwatches and precision design.

Specifications
Title: Omega: Watch by Watch
Authors: Chris Hall
Publisher: Octopus Publishing
Dimensions: 235 x 285 x 25 mm
Size: 288 pages
Language: English
Material: Hardcover
ISBN: 9781788407144
Release Date: March 13, 2027

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