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Co-axial Chronometer

I purchased a new Omega 'Museum' piece this week with a 'Co-axial Chronometer' movement. This is an Omega movement, is it not, as opposed to a modified ETA? I have a fairly expensive IWC watch which I now suspect may have an ETA movement (that said, it keeps better time than my 'Submariner'-only gains 4 sec./day vs. +9 sec on the Rolex - so maybe nothing wrong with ETA movements!). I would appreciate any addtional info/insight re: this Omega movement. Thanks, Roger Eamer

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Co-axial Chronometer

I believe its a modified ETA 2892-A2

Thanks Mike

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0 wallclock secs ( 0.20 usr + 0.03 sys = 0.23 CPU)