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Omega Constellation Day-Date | Ref 168.041 | 1970 | Silver Structured Dial | Chronometer Grade
The Omega Constellation Day-Date, Ref 168.041, is a stunning example of Omega’s commitment to precision and elegance. Produced in 1970, this watch features a 36mm x 40.5mm stainless steel case with a striking silver structured dial, exuding timeless sophistication.
Powered by the Omega Caliber 751 automatic movement, this chronometer-grade watch includes a practical day-date function, housed within a sleek 10.5mm thick case. The watch comes with a brand-new red Omega box and is paired with a custom handmade blue leather strap and an aftermarket Omega butterfly clasp, adding a touch of modern flair to this vintage classic.
A true representation of Omega’s legacy, this Constellation is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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The Omega Constellation was introduced in 1952 as Omega’s flagship chronometer-grade watch, designed to showcase the brand’s technical prowess and elegant design. The Constellation series, including this 1970 Day-Date model, was the brainchild of designer René Bannwart and became one of Omega’s most iconic collections.
Originally named the “Globemaster” in the USA, the Constellation was rebranded in 1956 due to trademark issues. The Geneva Observatory logo on the case back signifies its chronometer-grade status, meaning it has passed rigorous accuracy tests, maintaining precision within +6 to -4 seconds per day.
As a piece from 1970, this Constellation represents the culmination of Omega’s mid-century innovation and design excellence.
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