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A truly exceptional example of Omega’s famed Constellation, this ref. 168.018 delivers everything collectors look for in a vintage chronometer: crisp lines, timeless design, and near-new-old-stock condition. Exhibiting only the most minimal handling wear, the case retains sharp, well-defined edges and the original brushed and polished finishes. The silver sunburst dial is unblemished, with perfectly preserved onyx-inlaid indices and faceted hands. A robust Omega caliber 564 resides within, and the watch is completed by its original stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet—rarely seen in such outstanding shape. This is a Constellation for the discerning collector who values both condition and pedigree.

Brand: Omega  
Model: Constellation Automatic Chronometer  
Reference Number: 168.018  
Serial Number: 29396405  
Movement: Omega automatic caliber 564, chronometer rated, date, quickset  
Dial: Silver sunburst with applied onyx-inlaid indices and hands, date window at 3 o'clock, original signed crown  
Case Size: 35mm (excluding the crown)  
Case Material: Stainless steel  
Production Year: Circa 1969  
Condition: Stunning near-new-old-stock condition with extremely minimal wear on caseback and edges. Dial and hands are immaculate and original. Bracelet is near mint with strong clasp and links. Watch is currently running precisely at approximately +15 to +20 seconds per day, indicating a healthy movement with no need of service.

Dial and Hands  
The dial presents in outstanding, original condition with a crisp silver sunburst finish and no visible flaws. The applied indices feature onyx inlays, and the matching hands are perfectly preserved. The Omega signature, chronometer text, and “Constellation” script are all sharp and unrestored.

Case and Crystal  
The 35mm stainless steel case is in exceptional near-NOS condition, maintaining razor-sharp edges and well-defined factory finishes. Caseback medallion is crisp and shows barely any wear. Crystal is clear, free of scratches, and believed to be original.

Movement  
Powered by Omega’s legendary caliber 564 automatic chronometer movement with date and quickset feature. The movement is clean, the quickset function operates as it should, and the watch is running precisely at approximately +15 to +20 seconds per day, indicating a healthy movement with no need of service.

Strap  
Fitted with the original Omega stainless steel beads-of-rice bracelet, exhibiting minimal stretch and maintaining a strong clasp. Bracelet fits wrists up to 18cm in circumference.

Condition  
Overall, this Omega Constellation ref. 168.018 is in exceptional, collector-grade condition. Barely distinguishable from new-old-stock, with sharp case lines, untouched dial and hands, and an original bracelet rarely seen so well preserved in vintage examples.

Dimensions  
Case diameter: 35mm (excluding crown)  
Lug width: 19mm  
Bracelet fits wrists up to 18cm

Remarks  
A seldom-encountered opportunity to own an Omega Constellation Automatic Chronometer in near-NOS condition, complete with its original bracelet and in outstanding cosmetic and mechanical state. Watches of this reference and caliber rarely present as well as this example.

History  
Introduced in the late 1960s, the ref. 168.018 marked a golden era for the Omega Constellation lineup. Known for their certified chronometer movements, precise engineering, and elegant design, these watches remain a benchmark for vintage collectors seeking reliability, accuracy, and style. The caliber 564 represents one of Omega’s most celebrated automatic movements—making this example a true prize for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

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. I 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 me after the auction ends.

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Omega - Constellation Automatic Chronometer [Near-NOS] - 168.018 - Hombre - 1969

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