Introduction: Experience the timeless elegance of a true Swiss icon. The Omega Constellation is world-renowned for its sophisticated design and distinctive "claws" (griffes) on the bezel. This particular piece features a stunning two-tone (gold and silver) finish with a luxurious gold-textured dial, embodying the chic aesthetic of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. While currently not in working order, it remains a highly sought-after item for restorers and collectors looking for authentic vintage components. Condition Report: Status: [ NOT WORKING / FOR PARTS ] Please note: This watch is currently non-functional (D-Rank). It is being sold "as-is" for repair or as a source of high-quality genuine parts. Cosmetic: * Rank D (Heavy wear/Non-functional). The case and bracelet show visible signs of use, including surface scratches and tarnishing consistent with its vintage age. The gold-tone elements on the bezel and bracelet retain their classic luster. Please refer to the high-resolution images for a detailed look at the cosmetic condition. Specs: Case Size: Width: 23.1mm (excluding crown) / Vertical: 21.6mm Wrist Size: Up to approx. 17.5cm (6.89 inch) Material: Stainless Steel / Gold Plated (Two-tone) Movement: Quartz (Made in Switzerland) Maintenance: * The exterior has been professionally cleaned and sanitized to ensure it arrives in the best possible cosmetic state for the buyer. Accessories: * None (Watch only) Internal Ref: * 26-547 Shipping & Guarantee: Fast & Secure Shipping: This item will be shipped from Japan via DHL. We provide a tracking number and ensure professional packaging with bubble wrap and sturdy boxes. Full Refund Guarantee: We prioritize your peace of mind. In the unlikely event that the item is lost or damaged during transit, we offer a full refund guarantee. Buy with confidence from a certified Japanese dealer. Customs and Taxes: This item will be shipped from Japan. Please be aware that your country of residence may impose customs duties and import taxes. These additional charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Customs policies vary widely from country to country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.