OmegaConstellation Globemaster

KEY FACTS

• The Omega Globemaster family can trace its roots back to 1952 when the Constellation was Omega’s flagship timepiece
• ​The Globemaster name was given to early Constellations sold in the United States due to a trademark dispute, which was resolved in 1956
• ​Reintroduced in 2015, the Constellation Globemaster wears the “pie-pan” dial of the original 1950s watch, yet is powered by Omega’s 8900 calibre - the world’s first Master Chronometer
• ​The watch also features a fluted bezel, which is not only historically significant but offers plenty of scratch resistance thanks to its tungsten carbide construction 
• ​Measuring 39mm across, this example is offered by a private collector based in the United Kingdom and is a one-owner watch purchased new
• The watch is presented with its wooden display box, outer sleeve, International Warranty card, Master Chronometer card, Omega ‘Pictograms’ card, swing tags, and instruction manual
• Spare bracelet links are also included as part of the set
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor, who reports the watch to be in good working order

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