Omega constellation watch
Switzerland, circa 1960
Automatic movement, hour, minute, second, date
Partly gilt stainless steel watch case
Brown leather strap with gilt pin buckle
Case diameter: 35 mm; height: 10 mm
Length of strap: 23,5 cm; lugs: 18 mm
Working order

The present Omega Constellation watch was manufactured circa 1960 in Switzerland. It has an automatic movement and displays the hour, minute, second and date. The round stainless steel case is partly gilt and comes with a brown leather strap with gilt pin buckle.

The watch is in worn condition with light wear, especially affecting the strap. The reverse of the case shows an engraved dedication. The case diameter is 35 mm, and the height is 10 mm. The strap length 23.5 cm, and the lugs measure 18 mm. During in house testing, the watch was in full working order, but long-term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed.

Omega

The Swiss watch company Omega is a leading player in the global watch market. It was founded in 1948 with a focus on horological innovation. The company gained fame by supplying six moon landings and creating the first diving watch. Omega also sells the only wristwatch with marine chronometer certification. Omega is a world leader in precision records and sports event timing. Having supplied 24 Olympic Games, it has subsequently become the official timer of sports events worldwide. With the introduction of the exclusive Omega Co-Axial caliber, Omega was the first to market a practical watch with escapement in almost 250 years. (cko)

Size and weight may deviate from the manufacturer’s indication. All watches are hand-measured and weighed.

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