

The Seamaster Diver 300m “Vancouver 2010” Limited Edition watches possess all the key characteristics of timekeepers, created intentionally for pro-divers. They are equipped with a unidirectional rotating bezel, as well as a helium-escape valve. Furthermore, the timepieces are water-resistant to 300 meters.
The case-back of the Omega watches is marked with the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games logo. It exposes “Ilanaak”, which was chosen to be the symbol of the Games. This symbol is represented by the figures constructed from piled stones, the Canadian First Nations people used to greet foreigners with. The logo’s name, “Ilanaak”, is borrowed from the Iniktitut language, meaning “friend”. The case-back is etched with the Limited Edition number (0000/2010).
It is the 24th time the watchmaking house Omega has been appointed as Official Olympic Timekeeper. For the first time the company was asked to serve as an Official Timekeeper in 1932, at Los Angeles Olympic Games.
The release of the Omega Seamaster Diver 300m “Vancouver 2010” Limited Edition watches is definitely the best possible way for the brand to express its commitment to the Olympic Movement.

Playing with color contrasts, the models evoke the Canadian flag, which reveals red maple leaf against a stark white background. The case of every model embraces a white dial, which is suggestive of snow and ice. Both of them are undoubtedly an important part of the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.
Another special feature of the Omega watches is presented by the colored Olympic rings, exposed on the counterweight of the chronograph seconds hand that is red-tipped and rhodium-finished. The dial of every item is equipped with hands and indexes provided with white Super-LumiNova coating for a high level of visibility in darkness.
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