Cover Han So-hee and CEO of Omega Raynald Aeschlimann attend Omega House Paris 2024 on August 08, 2024 in Paris, France (Photo by Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Omega)
Han So-hee and CEO of Omega Raynald Aeschlimann attend Omega House Paris 2024 on August 08, 2024 in Paris, France (Photo by Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Omega)
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In a city renowned for its beauty and heritage, Omega was more than just a timekeeper—it became the pulse of Paris 2024, turning moments of sport into cherished memories
Swiss watchmaker Omega made an impressive statement as the official timekeeper for the Paris 2024 Olympics, leaving its mark across Paris and its environs during this year's event. Known for its legacy as the official timekeeper of the Olympics, Omega brought an elevated sense of precision, luxury, and engagement to the Games, transforming Paris into a dynamic playground for athletes and celebrities alike.
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Their instantly recognisable logo could be found everywhere from cameras, finish lines, and corporate boxes; to an extraordinary activation—the Omega House Paris located at The Hôtel de Poulpry, Maison des Polytechniciens; providing guests an intimate space in which to meet during this year's Games.
This mansion-style building was located close to iconic landmarks and stunning French architecture. Inside was decorated with Olympic rings, flame motif, blue-red-green-purple Paris 2024 theme and sleek modern interiors that seemed pulled directly from contemporary designer's sketchbooks; all elements that helped set the mood for this year's Games.
Highlighted here are some of the iconic moments Omega has helped preserve in Olympic history.
Omega House Paris
Daniel Craig attends Omega House Paris 2024 on August 06, 2024 in Paris, France (Photo by Mike Marsland/Getty Images for Omega)
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Football at Parc des Princes
Team France playing Team Spain for gold
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Basketball at Bercy Arena
Team USA with team France for the basketball finals
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Paris sights and scenes
The Champions Park draws crowds daily due to the communal Parade of Champions event
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Closing ceremony at Stade de France
Fireworks at the closing ceremony of the Games
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Images: Omega
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