Omega and quartz technology
Omega was one of the early developers of quartz technology and, as early as 1970, brought one of the first Swiss quartz movements into series production with the Beta 21 calibre. Today, quartz calibres are used above all in slim ladies' models and in classic lines, where case height and freedom from maintenance take priority.
What speaks for it in everyday life
A quartz watch typically deviates by only a few seconds per month and keeps running even after weeks in the watch box. Depending on the movement, the battery needs replacing every two to five years, and this should be done professionally so that the seals are checked as well.
Omega quartz watches at HORANDO
This overview shows the available quartz models from all lines. Every watch is inspected and delivered with the manufacturer's warranty.