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Now available at auction from Second Vintage

This is a superb example of the iconic C-Shape Omega Constellation, a design masterpiece often attributed to the legendary Gerald Genta. Combining a chronometer-certified movement with a distinctive architectural case, this timepiece represents the golden era of Omega design in the early 1970s. Its sharp lines, pristine dial, and strong mechanical performance make it a standout choice for the discerning collector looking for a watch that balances luxury with horological significance.

Brand: Omega
Model: Constellation
Reference Number: 168.0056
Serial Number: 33854554
Movement: Omega Caliber 1011 Automatic (serviced)
Dial: Champagne sunburst with applied indices
Case Size: 34.5 mm
Case Material: Gold-capped over Stainless Steel
Production Year: 1971
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Serviced movement. The watch is remarkably preserved with a clean dial and sharp case lines, while the timegrapher results confirm excellent mechanical health.

Dial and Hands
The champagne sunburst dial is in exceptional condition, displaying a warm and sophisticated tone that captures the light beautifully. It features applied gold baton indices with black inlays that perfectly match the slender baton hands, ensuring high contrast and legibility. The text is crisp and black, showcasing the applied Omega logo and the prestigious Chronometer Officially Certified designation. A date window is positioned at three o'clock, framed to match the indices, and the dial remains free of any significant aging or spotting.

Case and Crystal
The distinctive C-shape case is finished in heavy gold capping over a stainless steel base, a construction method that provides the look and feel of solid gold while maintaining durability. The case measures 34.5 mm and retains its original brushed finish on the upper surfaces with polished sides, showcasing sharp and defined edges. The stainless steel caseback features the famous gold Observatory medallion with its stars clearly visible and crisp, indicating very gentle wear over the decades. The crown is signed with the Omega logo.

Movement
Powering this timepiece is the high-beat Omega Caliber 1011, an automatic movement renowned for its precision and reliability. The copper-colored movement is clean and aesthetically pleasing, bearing the serial number 33854554. The movement has been recently serviced and is running within vintage tolerances, with timegrapher testing showing a performance of -2 to -4 seconds per day with strong amplitude, which indicates a healthy movement offering reliable vintage performance.

Strap
The watch is fitted with a high-quality dark brown leather strap with a crocodile grain pattern that complements the rich tones of the gold-capped case. It is secured by a gold-tone pin buckle that completes the classic vintage presentation.

Condition
This timepiece is in excellent vintage condition. The dial is virtually flawless, serving as a stunning focal point. The case is well-preserved with thick gold capping and only minor handling marks consistent with careful use. The serviced movement is clean, robust, and performing exceptionally well, making this a collector-grade example that is ready to be worn and enjoyed.

Dimensions
The case measures 34.5 mm in diameter excluding the crown, offering a classic and understated profile that sits comfortably on the wrist.

Remarks
The C-Shape Constellation is one of the most significant designs in Omega's extensive history, marking a transition into the integrated case aesthetics of the 1970s. Finding an example with such a pristine dial and a sharp, unpolished appearance is becoming increasingly difficult. This particular reference 168.0056 stands out not only for its design but for the high-performance Caliber 1011 inside, representing the pinnacle of Omega's mass-produced chronometers from this era.

History
The Omega Constellation line was introduced in 1952 as the brand's flagship collection, designed to showcase their highest achievements in precision and horology. The name was inspired by the eight stars on the observatory crest found on the caseback, representing eight precision records set by Omega at Kew-Teddington and Geneva. For decades, the Constellation has remained a symbol of luxury and accuracy, worn by world leaders and horological enthusiasts who value the perfect blend of elegance and engineering.

Payment and Shipping
Payment must be completed within 1-3 days after purchase.
The watch will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind.
Please review the pictures carefully before bidding. We strive to showcase the watch from multiple angles for an accurate representation.
As with all vintage watches, water resistance is not guaranteed.
The watch will be delivered in fully functional working condition.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends.

/ Second Vintage

SKU: OME-OCC-0008

Payment and Shipping
Payment must be completed within 1-3 days after purchase.
The watch will be securely packaged and shipped with tracking and insurance for your peace of mind.
Please review the pictures carefully before bidding. We strive to showcase the watch from multiple angles for an accurate representation.
As with all vintage watches, water resistance is not guaranteed.
The watch will be delivered in fully functional working condition.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us after the auction ends.

/ Second Vintage

SKU: OME-OCC-0008

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Omega - Constellation [Serviced] - 168.0056 - Herren - 1971

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