Omega

• Passes the raw-material check for jewellery and watches: conflict-free diamonds, gems and gold traced to the mine, lab-grown, recycled or Fairmined (the Kimberley Process alone isn't enough).
• Owns or runs its own production
• Uses high-risk raw materials such as tanned leather, mica or artisanal gold.
• Traces high-risk raw materials to the mine or farm and fixes problems found
• "Made in Switzerland" only means the last major stage happened there: under customs and consumer law, watch movements, cases and dials, and cast or set parts can be made elsewhere. It hasn't shown where those earlier stages happen, so where it's made counts towards On Track but not Good.

Research notes Omega assembles its watches in its own factories in Biel/Bienne and Villeret, Switzerland, with movements and parts largely from other Swatch Group companies. Swatch Group says primary gold comes only from certified industrial mines (all from Australia in 2023 to 2025), origin-tested by a Swiss refinery, and its gold foundry Nivarox-FAR is RJC certified. Its supplier code bans child labour and requires independent sourcing audits of supplier sites every two years, but it publishes no supplier list, audit results or living wage commitment.