OMEGA unveils Interactive Pavilion in Paris for 2024 Olympics

OMEGA, the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, has officially opened its interactive pavilion in the heart of the French capital. The immersive experience offers visitors a deep dive into the world of Olympic timekeeping, showcasing the brand's 92-year legacy and cutting-edge technology.

Located in Parc de Bercy, the pavilion features a range of interactive exhibits, including a 10-meter running track where visitors can race against Olympic athletes, a swimming pool simulation with underwater effects, and displays of OMEGA's latest timekeeping equipment.

The grand opening was attended by OMEGA President and CEO Raynald Aeschlimann, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach, and OMEGA Timing CEO Alain Zobrist. The trio jointly cut the ribbon, marking the start of this exciting event.

Visitors can explore the history of Olympic timekeeping, learn about the latest innovations, and even try their hand at various sports. The pavilion will be open to the public from July 27 to August 11 and August 28 to September 8.