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Omega will be the official timekeeper of the Olympics, which are scheduled to open in Vancouver, Canada Friday. And by bringing in 250 tons of equipment, they are pulling out all the stops to ensure the medals go to the right folks. Omega's parent, the Biel, Switzerland-based Swatch Group, is banking on this high profile to lift sales and profits after a tough 2009. This will be the 24th time Omega has been the official timekeeper of the games.Related PostsSwatch Group Upbeat About 2010Swatch Numbers Worst in a DecadeOmega to Time Olympic Games (Again)

The match was hosted by the exclusive Golf Club “Domaine Imperial” situated in the beautiful lakeside foothills near Geneva. Some impressive golf was played, where also OMEGA President Stephen Urquhart was participating this years tournament. After the tournament, guests sampled cocktails outside the picturesque clubhouse, that was originally built in the ancient times by the emperor Napoleon!Co-organiser, Mrs Michelle Zbinden (manager of the Zbinden store in Geneva) commented on the success of the day, saying, “It was just a great tournament. This event was extremely popular with club members and was booked out early. The standard of play was tremendous and the atmosphere as well as the weather conditions were perfect. Especially I want to quote out that the professionalism of all organisation teams made this event a successful and unforgettable happening”.The next round of the OMEGA Swiss Double Eagle Golf Trophies series of 9 matcheswill take place on 15 August in the Wyllihof Golfclub near Solothurn and this will be co-organised by OMEGA and the Adam Watch Store, Olten. Results: Winner of 0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / brutto / Strokeplay 1.Romain BarbeyWinner of 0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / netto / Strokeplay 1. Yann KermodeWinner of 15.1 – 36.0 Hcp. / netto / Stableford 1. Jean-Baptiste Clivaz