Omega: New Technology for Paris 2024

Swatch Group· June 30, 2026

Omega has announced the introduction of new timing and tracking technologies for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. As the official timekeeper, the Swatch Group brand aims to enhance data collection and performance analysis during the international sporting event. These advancements are expected to leverage sophisticated imaging and sensor systems, highlighting the growing role of high-precision monitoring in global athletics.

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