The Memomatic was the only alarm watch produced in 1970s that offered minute by minute setting. If you wanted to be on time for a meeting at 20 past three precisely in the afternoon, your memomatic wrist alarm could remind you with an exactitude unavailable in other wrist alarms such as the Cricket or the Memovox.
The barrel shaped Memomatic case was the longest-living of all the Memomatic models remaining in the Omega catalogue from 1969 to 1979 and is notable in a numbers of ways: superb case design, ground-breaking functional features and amazing dials that remain appealing to the contemporary eye.
