Constellation
11 references catalogued, spanning production starts from 1958–2018.
Omega's chronometer line, and for a long time the most accurate series-produced watch anyone made — the observatory trials at Kew and Geneva are what the name and the star on the caseback commemorate. The pie-pan dial of the 1950s and 60s, sloping down at the edge, is the era collectors chase; the claws on the case sides arrived with a 1982 redesign and have divided opinion ever since.
References
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0114393 SCStainless Steel/18ct Yellow Gold1958–196202168.005Pie Pan1962–197003123.10.38.21.01.001Stainless Steelfrom 200904130.33.41.22.02.001Stainless Steelfrom 201605131.10.39.20.01.001Stainless Steelfrom 20180614902Stainless SteelRecord pending07123.20.38.21.03.001Stainless steel - red goldRecord pending08131.13.28.61.53.001—Record pending091532.30—Record pending101565.61—Record pending111282.75Steel - yellow goldRecord pending
References without production years are catalogued but do not yet carry a verified production record. Those fields are added as they are confirmed rather than estimated.