Omega - Constellation Chronometer - 没有保留价 - 男士 - 1970-1979





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Omega Constellation Chronometer Quartz,34毫米金/钢表壳,金色表盘,皮革表带,男士,1970–1979年,品相良好,明显磨损。
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Omega Constellation Chronometer Quartz – Gold & Steel – Observatory Medallion – 34 mm
A distinguished vintage Omega Constellation Chronometer combining the precision of Swiss quartz technology with the refined design language of one of Omega’s most celebrated collections. Its softly shaped 34 mm gold-and-steel case frames a warm golden dial with slender baton indexes, elegant hands and a neatly integrated date display at 3 o’clock.
The original Omega crown preserves the watch’s authentic character, while the case back is distinguished by the Constellation’s celebrated observatory emblem, executed in solid gold. Presented on a light-beige leather strap, this is an appealing vintage Omega that combines understated luxury, chronometer heritage and unmistakable period styling.
Technical Details
Brand: Omega
Collection: Constellation
Type: Chronometer Quartz
Origin: Swiss Made
Movement: Original Swiss Omega quartz movement
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds and date
Case material: Stainless steel with gold-tone elements
Case shape: Tonneau / cushion
Case diameter: Approximately 34 mm, excluding the crown
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Dial: Golden dial with baton hour markers
Date display: Positioned at 3 o’clock
Crown: Original Omega crown
Case back: Stainless steel with solid-gold Constellation observatory medallion
Strap: Generic light-beige leather strap
Wrist size: Suitable for a wrist of up to approximately 19 cm
Water resistance: Not tested
Accessories: Generic presentation box
Condition Report
The watch is offered in Grade B condition, with visible signs of wear consistent with its age and normal previous use. The case, bezel and case back display scratches, scuffs, surface marks and areas of finish wear. Oxidation and age-related traces are also visible around the case edges, case-back junction and screw positions.
The golden dial remains attractive, with light signs of ageing visible under close inspection. The hands and applied baton indexes also show age-related traces. The sapphire crystal remains visually presentable and may display minor surface marks.
The solid-gold observatory medallion on the case back remains clearly defined and is an important identifying feature of the Constellation collection. The case back also bears a personal engraving from a previous owner, which forms part of the watch’s individual history.
The generic leather strap displays signs of previous use. The original Swiss Omega quartz movement is functioning at the time of listing, and the date function is operational. No recent service history is available, and future performance cannot be guaranteed.
Water resistance has not been tested; therefore, contact with water should be avoided. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an essential part of the condition description.
Story & Heritage
Introduced in 1952, the Omega Constellation was created to represent the highest standards of precision within the brand’s civilian watch collections. Its name evokes the stars, while the observatory emblem on the case back recalls Omega’s historic successes in chronometer trials.
The medallion depicts an observatory beneath a field of eight stars—an image that became one of the most recognisable symbols in Omega’s history. On this example, the solid-gold emblem creates an elegant contrast against the stainless-steel case back and immediately identifies the watch as part of the prestigious Constellation family.
As quartz technology transformed Swiss watchmaking, Omega adapted the Constellation’s chronometer philosophy to a new generation of highly precise electronic movements. Models such as this combined advanced timekeeping with the collection’s traditional visual refinement.
Its softly geometric case, golden dial and minimalist baton indexes capture the sophisticated aesthetic of the quartz era. Together with the original crown and historic observatory medallion, these details make the watch an appealing expression of Omega’s ability to unite innovation, precision and enduring Swiss elegance.
Internal Reference Number - Xtm. 202
Omega Constellation Chronometer Quartz – Gold & Steel – Observatory Medallion – 34 mm
A distinguished vintage Omega Constellation Chronometer combining the precision of Swiss quartz technology with the refined design language of one of Omega’s most celebrated collections. Its softly shaped 34 mm gold-and-steel case frames a warm golden dial with slender baton indexes, elegant hands and a neatly integrated date display at 3 o’clock.
The original Omega crown preserves the watch’s authentic character, while the case back is distinguished by the Constellation’s celebrated observatory emblem, executed in solid gold. Presented on a light-beige leather strap, this is an appealing vintage Omega that combines understated luxury, chronometer heritage and unmistakable period styling.
Technical Details
Brand: Omega
Collection: Constellation
Type: Chronometer Quartz
Origin: Swiss Made
Movement: Original Swiss Omega quartz movement
Functions: Hours, minutes, central seconds and date
Case material: Stainless steel with gold-tone elements
Case shape: Tonneau / cushion
Case diameter: Approximately 34 mm, excluding the crown
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Dial: Golden dial with baton hour markers
Date display: Positioned at 3 o’clock
Crown: Original Omega crown
Case back: Stainless steel with solid-gold Constellation observatory medallion
Strap: Generic light-beige leather strap
Wrist size: Suitable for a wrist of up to approximately 19 cm
Water resistance: Not tested
Accessories: Generic presentation box
Condition Report
The watch is offered in Grade B condition, with visible signs of wear consistent with its age and normal previous use. The case, bezel and case back display scratches, scuffs, surface marks and areas of finish wear. Oxidation and age-related traces are also visible around the case edges, case-back junction and screw positions.
The golden dial remains attractive, with light signs of ageing visible under close inspection. The hands and applied baton indexes also show age-related traces. The sapphire crystal remains visually presentable and may display minor surface marks.
The solid-gold observatory medallion on the case back remains clearly defined and is an important identifying feature of the Constellation collection. The case back also bears a personal engraving from a previous owner, which forms part of the watch’s individual history.
The generic leather strap displays signs of previous use. The original Swiss Omega quartz movement is functioning at the time of listing, and the date function is operational. No recent service history is available, and future performance cannot be guaranteed.
Water resistance has not been tested; therefore, contact with water should be avoided. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an essential part of the condition description.
Story & Heritage
Introduced in 1952, the Omega Constellation was created to represent the highest standards of precision within the brand’s civilian watch collections. Its name evokes the stars, while the observatory emblem on the case back recalls Omega’s historic successes in chronometer trials.
The medallion depicts an observatory beneath a field of eight stars—an image that became one of the most recognisable symbols in Omega’s history. On this example, the solid-gold emblem creates an elegant contrast against the stainless-steel case back and immediately identifies the watch as part of the prestigious Constellation family.
As quartz technology transformed Swiss watchmaking, Omega adapted the Constellation’s chronometer philosophy to a new generation of highly precise electronic movements. Models such as this combined advanced timekeeping with the collection’s traditional visual refinement.
Its softly geometric case, golden dial and minimalist baton indexes capture the sophisticated aesthetic of the quartz era. Together with the original crown and historic observatory medallion, these details make the watch an appealing expression of Omega’s ability to unite innovation, precision and enduring Swiss elegance.
Internal Reference Number - Xtm. 202

