- Omega’s storied tradition at the Olympic Games is unparalleled, having served as Official Timekeeper at 21 Olympiads during the 20th century. To commemorate its return to this historic role at the Torino 2006 Winter Games, Omega unveiled the Torino 2006 Collection, a trilogy of limited edition chronographs that stands as a superlative representation of the brand’s technical and aesthetic mastery.

- The Speedmaster Reduced Torino Olympics chronograph is housed within a 39mm stainless steel case, a canvas of contrasting satin-brushed and polished surfaces that frame the delicate silvered dial. An engraved tachymeter scale circumscribes the bezel, referencing the model’s motor racing heritage, while a pulsometric scale provides a subtle athletic accent.

- On the dial, applied rhodium-plated indexes mark each hour in a harmonious symmetry, save for 6 o’clock where “Torino 2006” signifies this reference's provenance. Rhodium-plated hands glide smoothly over the dial, white and red accents imparting a spirited character. The central chronograph seconds hand bears the five Olympic rings in a splash of color, an emblem of the enduring partnership this chronograph represents.

- Issued in a limited edition of 2,006 pieces, the present example numbered 1,912 in excellent overall condition with its full set of accessories stands as a distinguished commemorative watch for devotees of Omega’s timekeeping mastery and the Olympic tradition.