Relocated to a stunning new building in 2019, the OMEGA Museum tells the compelling story of the Swiss brand through immersive movies, compelling showcases and fun interactive experiences.
Location: 1st floorThe journey to the heart of OMEGA includes a 360° history of time, a giant walk-in Speedmaster, and a magical animation revealing the inner-workings of the famous Co-Axial Escapement.
Along the way, visitors can unleash their inner Olympian on a 9m running track and even record their time with OMEGA’s Official Timekeeper technology. They can explore OMEGA’s history of women’s watchmaking, walk across a lunar surface and enter the exciting world of James Bond 007.
Those wishing to delve into the details of OMEGA’s past, present and future, will not be disappointed.
The brand’s long and distinguished history unfolds in the most appropriate way – through a 50m steel bracelet, with 64 treasury windows.
There is also a showcase highlighting OMEGA’s latest adventures… and of course, there are many – many – OMEGA watches.
Opening hours
Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 – 17:00
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 – 17:00
Monday: closed
Admission
Adults | Free |
Children under 12 years | Free |
Adolescents < 18 years of age, Students, AHV, AI | Free |
Group visits
For groups and school classes with more than 10 participants, please contact us.
Requests for group visits are handled by our reservations team.Please send your request in advance by email to contact@citedutemps.com and confirmation will follow subject to availability.
How to get here
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Various bus connections are available from Biel/Bienne train station. From there you can reach us by taking the bus services 2, 3, 4, or 72 and stop at the bus station OMEGA. There are limited blue zone parking spaces available around the museum, requiring a parking disc with a maximum stay of one hour. Further parking spaces (paid) are also available close to the museum in Gurzelen paid parking on Falkenstrasse.