1. Omega Official Timekeeper AIPS Congress Beijing, May 22nd, 2008

2. Omega has a unique and fundamental role as Official Timekeeper, and the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games will mark the 23rd Olympic Games with Omega in this role

3. History of the Swatch Group & Omega with the Olympic Games From 1932 to 2006, 25 Olympic Games have been timed by one of the Swatch Group companies: Omega, Longines, Swatch and Swiss Timing. In 2001, the International Olympic Committee and Swatch Group signed a long term « Master Marketing and Information Technology Agreement » covering 4 Olympic Games: Athens 2004, Torino 2006, Beijing 2008 and Vancouver 2010. This Master Agreement has been recently extended to include the London 2012 Olympic Games.

4. Omega’s role Measure athlete’s performance >> Timekeeping and Scoring Make results out of these performance >> OVR Format these results for distribution >> scoreboards, TV (BOB, NBC), prints, WPNA, CIS, INFO, … Provide all necessary hardware (Except OVR IT)

5. UNVEILING CEREMONY - 21 Sept 2004 Beijing citizen Li Changxin, Athens Olympic Games gold medalist Wang Yifu, Liu Jingmin, Executive Vice President of BOCOG, Stephen Urquhart, President of OMEGA, middle-school student Wang Yu

7. Key Figures 28 sports on 37 venues Staff Team in Beijing since 2005 450 people of 19 nationalities Over 1’000 volunteers Material 420 tons of equipment 81 public scoreboards - 322 sports specific scoreboards 175 km of cables and optic fiber for timekeeping and OVR. 65 TV generators - HD only Tests events 39 since July ‘07

8. SAILING

10. EQUESTRIAN

12. CYCLING TRACK

13. ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS

14. SWIMMING

18. Chronograph watch

19. 1936 1 qualified watchmaker38 chronographs

20. Since then … 1948 Racend Timer (Magic Eye)

21. …OMEGA 1952Time recorder printer

22. …has ever been 1956Swim-O-matic

23. … the most innovative 1964Omegascope

24. … partner 1968Touchpads

25. …of the athletes 1976Matrix Video Board

26. … and the Olympic Movement 1984False Start starting blocks

27. 1992Scan-O-vision