Omega - Constellation Automatic - 168. 0057 - Men - 1973

An icon of Swiss design signed by Gérald Genta
The Omega Constellation C-Shape Ref. 168.0057 is one of the most representative pieces of 1970s watchmaking.
Designed by the legendary Gérald Genta, this model stands out for its characteristic C-Shape case, elegant and highly recognizable, which marked an era for Omega.
Gold-plated case with an 18‑carat fluted bezel
This model features a sophisticated gold-plated case paired with a distinctive 18‑carat yellow gold fluted bezel, lending presence and character.
With a diameter of 35 mm (excluding the crown), it maintains classic, versatile proportions.
The crown signed by Omega and its iconic case back with the Geneva Observatory reinforce its identity within the prestigious Constellation collection.
Gold dial in impeccable condition
The gold dial is, without a doubt, one of the main attractions of this piece, standing out for its immaculate condition and clean aesthetic.
Finding an Omega Constellation at this level of preservation is increasingly rare, making this specimen an especially interesting opportunity for collectors.
Omega 1021 automatic movement with COSC certification
Inside beats Omega's 1021 automatic movement, a high-precision movement with day and date function. It has undergone a full recent service, ensuring optimal operation.
This movement carries the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute COSC certification, guaranteeing superior accuracy standards.
A piece of horological history
The Omega Constellation C-Shape is not just a watch, but a reflection of the design and innovation of Swiss watchmaking in the 1970s.
Its combination of iconic design, exceptional condition, and certified movement makes it a highly desirable piece for both collectors and those seeking a vintage watch with personality and historical value.