Wrist computers for precisionists

As each Gemini capsule took off for its historic role in outer-space technology, an Omega Speedmaster chronograph was strapped on each austronaut’s wrist to compute every minute with indisputable accuracy. Omega four-dial chronographs (consisting of 3 small dials inside a full size dial) split each second into five parts, recording elapsed hours, minutes, seconds; measuring distance and speeds. Produced with meticulous care by skilled Swiss craftsmen under a zero-defect quality-control program, each manufacturing step can be checked back to its source. Such rigid standards insure the highest measure of personal pride and responsibility. Proof of Omega superiority is evidenced in its selection as standard issue for all Gemini astronauts, as official watch of the Pan-American Games to be held in Winnpeg, Canada (1967) and the 1968 Olympics in Mexico (where a difference of 1/100th of a second can mean a new world record). You’ll find Omega watches only at fine jewelers and better-watch departments. The complete Omega collection includes over 350 men’s and ladies’ models, priced from $65 to $15,000. For free full-color style brochure write to Omega, 375 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10022.