LAUSANNE, Nov. 24--Photopress-AsiaNet/InfoQuest Omega President Stephen Urquhart, left, and Belgian Jacques Rogge, right, President of the International Olympic Committee, IOC, speak behind a countdown clock for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games during a ceremony at the Olympic Museum, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Wednesday, November 23, 2005. Omega President Stephen Urquhart presented an exclusive addition to the Museum's collection: a gold pocket watch. The Omega Pocket Watch 1932 is an enhanced replica of the original OMEGA chronographs used to time all events at the Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games, and is the first of a limited edition of 300 designed to mark OMEGA's return to its role as Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games.(PHOTOPRESS/Laurent Gillieron) Belgian Jacques Rogge, center, President of the International Olympic Committee, IOC, shows a unique Omega Pocket Watch 1932 in front of Nick Hayek, left, Chief Executive Officer of the Swatch Group, and Omega President Stephen Urquhart, right, during ceremony at the Olympic Museum, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Wednesday , November 23, 2005. Omega President Stephen Urquhart presented an exclusive addition to the Museum's collection: a gold pocket watch. The Omega Pocket Watch 1932 is an enhanced replica of the original OMEGA chronographs used to time all events at the Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games, and is the first of a limited edition of 300 designed to mark OMEGA's return to its role as Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games. (PHOTOPRESS/Laurent Gillieron) Omega President Stephen Urquhart, left, Belgian Jacques Rogge, center, President of the International Olympic Committee, IOC and Nick Hayek, right, Chief Executive Officer of the Swatch Group, speak behind a countdown clock for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games during a ceremony at the Olympic Museum, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Wednesday, November 23, 2005. Omega President Stephen Urquhart presented an exclusive addition to the Museum's collection: a gold pocket watch. The Omega Pocket Watch 1932 is an enhanced replica of the original OMEGA chronographs used to time all events at the Los Angeles 1932 Olympic Games, and is the first of a limited edition of 300 designed to mark OMEGA's return to its role as Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games.(PHOTOPRESS/Laurent Gillieron) SOURCE: Omega --Distributed by AsiaNet (www.asianetnews.net)--