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The Constellation was Omega's first ever mass-produced chronometer. The Biel-based watch manufacturer first introduced this collection in 1952, though the design has changed drastically over the years. For some 30 years, the Constellation had a classic look. Every model has the same medallion on the case back: the Geneva Observatory surrounded by eight stars. This is meant to represent the accuracy of these watches. | The Constellation was Omega's first ever mass-produced chronometer. The Biel-based watch manufacturer first introduced this collection in 1952, though the design has changed drastically over the years. For some 30 years, the Constellation had a classic look. Every model has the same medallion on the case back: the Geneva Observatory surrounded by eight stars. This is meant to represent the accuracy of these watches. | ||
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Revision as of 16:18, 23 April 2020
Omega Constellation
The Constellation was Omega's first ever mass-produced chronometer. The Biel-based watch manufacturer first introduced this collection in 1952, though the design has changed drastically over the years. For some 30 years, the Constellation had a classic look. Every model has the same medallion on the case back: the Geneva Observatory surrounded by eight stars. This is meant to represent the accuracy of these watches.
History
Notable Models
Link
- Omega
- Switzerland
