Replica Omega 3835.79.40 Speedmaster Ladies Ladies Watch

Limited Edition of 1,941 Pieces The "Milestone 1941" Collector's Piece is the ninth release in OMEGA's Museum Collection. The Museum Collection is the result of OMEGA's desire to combine the historic values of the brand with its dedication to state-of-the-art horological standards. Each year, the OMEGA Museum Collection selects one classic timepiece ¨C it has to be more than fifty years old ¨C and honours it with a reissue blending its design excellence with OMEGA's tradition of innovative contemporary watchmaking. The "Milestone 1941" is based on OMEGA's reference "CK 2080", a stainless steel watch launched in 1938 and favoured by high-ranking military officers. The specific watch which inspired the ninth member of the Museum Collection was delivered in 1941 and sold at the Omegamania Auction in 2007. While the new watch has been designed with the utmost respect for its predecessor, it incorporates OMEGA's state-of-the-art Co-Axial technology and exquisite materials. The case measures 38mm, it is done in 18kt white gold and comes on a black alligator strap with an 18kt white gold buckle. The blend of traditional watchmaking design with contemporary horological innovation is striking: the "Milestone 1941" is driven by an exclusive OMEGA calibre 3203. The manual-winding chronograph is a COSC-certified chronometer and features OMEGA's Co-Axial escapement with a free sprung balance as well as a column wheel chronograph mechanism. The "Milestone 1941" has a varnished black dial with a telemetric scale on its first outer ring graduated in kilometres per hour, a minute track on its second outer ring and a "snail" tachymetric scale on the inner ring based on 1000 units per hour. The watch's hour track features numerals and indexes which have been coated with Super-LumiNova. There are two sub-dials: a 30 minute chronograph recorder at 3 o'clock and small seconds counter at 9 o'clock. The classic white skeletonised hour and minute hands are filled with Super-LumiNova making the Milestone 1941 easily readable in all light conditions. The OMEGA Museum Collection Collector's Piece Number 9, "Milestone 1941" is delivered in a special museum box.

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Raynald Aeschlimann, OMEGA's Vice Presidentand International Sales Director, gave the watches to Jay and Lamy-Chappuis saying, "Vincent and Jason are great winter Olympians and all of us at OMEGA are delighted to share this gift of time with them. Their performances were what the Olympic Games are all about ¨C the result of incredibly hard work and determination."In addition to his gold medal in the 10 km sprint event, Vincent Jay won abronze medal in the 12.5 km pursuit.Jason Lamy-Chappuis entered the Games as the World Cup leader in Nordic combined. His winning margin of only four tenths of a second over American Johnny Spillane was the closest in Olympic Nordic combined history.OMEGA is the Official Timekeeper of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games and is serving in its timekeeping role for the 24th time since 1932. In 2009, the brand announced that it has extended its partnership with the International Olympic Committee through 2020.