Omega
Constellation Chronometer Day-Date automatic, gold-capped C-shape, c.1970
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Details
Vintage Omega Constellation Automatic Chronometer, circa 1970, in the iconic gold-capped C-shape case. Champagne dial with gold baton hour markers, the Constellation star at 6 o'clock and day-date window at 3, on a matching gold-tone Omega link bracelet. Watch and bracelet as pictured. Good vintage condition with light wear to the gold cap and bracelet consistent with age; please see the photos. Temporary warehouse gallery, studio images to follow. Ships with our Encore Luxe authenticity certificate. Certificate of authenticity: EL-MLK4-L1O5
- Brand
- Omega
- Piece
- EL-000692
- Includes
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- Authenticity card
Condition
Condition is written from inspection under daylight at Heckmondwike. Ask if you need more detail on a mark or repair.
Measurements
Measurements are taken by hand. Call 01924 943540 if you need a specific dimension.
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- Collection by appointment at Heckmondwike, if you prefer.
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About the model
The Omega Constellation C-shape
Omega launched the Constellation in 1952 as its line of certified chronometers, marked by the observatory and stars on the caseback and the star on the dial. In the 1960s the angular C-shape case appeared, its lugs and flanks forming a C on each side. The design is widely credited to Gérald Genta.
Care: gold-capped cases can wear through at the edges if polished, so ask for a light clean rather than a refinish, treat the watch as not water resistant, and have it serviced by a vintage specialist.
