OmegaConstellation

KEY FACTS

• This Omega Constellation Mini is offered by a private collector based in the United Kingdom
• The seller is the first owner and purchased the watch from an authorised dealer
• Presented with its display box, outer box, warranty card, retailer guarantee card, booklets and swing tag
• ​The vendor reports the watch to be in good working order

ABOUT THIS WATCH

• The Omega Constellation was introduced in 1952, and has been a part of the brand’s line-up ever since
• It’s been through various design stages yet it wasn’t until 1982 that the Constellation evolved into the watch it is today
• This Carol Didisheim-designed reference introduced the “claws” at three and nine o’clock, the “half moons” on the upper and lower sides of the case, and the integrated bracelet
• This reference measures just 22mm in diameter and is finished in a luxurious blend of stainless steel and yellow gold
• The white mother of pearl dial features diamond hour markers and the watch’s trademark star positioned just above the six o’clock hour marker
• As per all Constellation watches, the screw-down caseback has an observatory decoration with eight stars above it; a design feature present since its release over 70 years ago

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