

The Omega Collection
The First Watch on the Moon
Discover authenticated Omega timepieces, hand-selected by our specialists and presented with full provenance.
The Legacy
A Heritage of
Precision & Purpose
Founded in 1848 by Louis Brandt in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Omega has built a legacy defined by precision, adventure and pioneering spirit. From the depths of the ocean to the surface of the Moon, no watch brand has travelled further.
In 1969, the Omega Speedmaster Professional became the first watch worn on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission — earning its legendary 'Moonwatch' title. The Seamaster, chosen by the Royal Navy and later by James Bond, and the Constellation, with its observatory-certified precision, complete a trilogy of icons that define modern watchmaking.
At Made For Time, we honour Omega's spirit of exploration. Every pre-owned Omega in our collection is independently authenticated, meticulously inspected, and presented with full provenance documentation.
Master Chronometer
Omega's METAS-certified Master Chronometer standard tests for magnetic resistance up to 15,000 gauss, accuracy of 0/+5 seconds per day, and water resistance — the most rigorous certification in Swiss watchmaking.
Space & Sea Heritage
From NASA's Moonwatch programme to the Seamaster's 007 legacy and the Planet Ocean's 600m depth rating, Omega timepieces are proven in the most extreme environments on Earth and beyond.
Co-Axial Innovation
Omega's revolutionary Co-Axial escapement, perfected by master watchmaker George Daniels, dramatically reduces friction and extends service intervals — a genuine breakthrough in mechanical watchmaking.
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Omega Timepieces
Each piece is independently authenticated, presented with full provenance and available for private viewing.
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