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Omega Timepieces Steal The Spotlight At Star-Studded Oscars Ceremony

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Omega watches took the spotlight at the recent Oscars ceremony, with several notable nominees choosing to accessorize their outfits with luxury timepieces. Among the stars who opted for Omega watches were Cord Jefferson, Cillian Murphy, and Da'Vine Joy Randolph.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph, who won best supporting actress, wore the Omega Constellation Steel on Steel from the brand's latest collection, The Constellation Meteorites. This special-edition model features a captivating meteorite dial and stainless steel case and bracelet, showcasing the brand's signature Constellation design elements.

Cord Jefferson, winner for 'American Fiction,' sported Omega's newly launched Speedmaster Moonwatch, featuring a lacquered white dial inspired by space exploration.

Cillian Murphy, who won best actor, chose the understated yet elegant De Ville Prestige model with a pine green dial and matching leather strap.

Coleman Domingo, nominated for his leading role in 'Rustin,' stood out in a black Louis Vuitton suit accessorized with a De Ville Prestige watch featuring a black leather strap and sun-brushed finish.

Aside from the fashion statements, the Oscars ceremony was a night of surprise wins and moving speeches. 'Oppenheimer' emerged as a dominant force, securing seven awards, including best picture and best director.

For a full list of winners and more highlights from the event, be sure to check out the official Oscars coverage.

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