For sale is a Swiss Made Omega Constellation Chronometer with reference number 168.016, dating back to the late 1960's. The 35mm case is made of stainless steel with what we believe to be a gold capped finish. Behind the crystal sits a champagne, almost gold tone dial with a sandblasted-like grainy finish. Gold tone indices can be found around the outer rim, with gold tone pencil style hands fitting perfectly into the elegant and minimalist watch face. A day-date window can be seen at the 3 O'clock position, with the date being quickly adjusted by repeatedly pulling the crown. Said crown is original and bears the Omega logo.
The watch is powered by a high quality Omega Calibre 751, an automatic movement with 24 jewels and sweep seconds hand. It has been fully serviced and is keeping time perfectly. All of this is kept safe by a screw-in back which bears the Observatory of Geneva medallion. The watch comes fitted to a brand new black leather strap with alligator grain, ready to wear.
The example sold here has been worn throughout its life, but is still in lovely condition considering its age. You will find some slight marks on the case when closely examining the watch. Said case is unpolished and therefore in original shape, with fairly sharp edges. The crystal is brand new, but bears no Omega hallmark in the center. Underneath said crystal, the dial is almost spotless with no real deterioration to speak of. There is one spot above the 'C' of 'Constellation'. Please study the pictures in this listing well: they show the watch in the condition that it is in, with no digital enhancements to make it look better than it is. We are sure that you like honesty, and so do we. Functionally, the watch has been serviced prior to sale and is working perfectly.
The watch comes without any paperwork or original box, but evidently we will provide a generic box to ship it to the buyer safe and sound. The item ships from Belgium and will be securely packaged and dispatched using the local postal service (BPost).
For sale is a Swiss Made Omega Constellation Chronometer with reference number 168.016, dating back to the late 1960's. The 35mm case is made of stainless steel with what we believe to be a gold capped finish. Behind the crystal sits a champagne, almost gold tone dial with a sandblasted-like grainy finish. Gold tone indices can be found around the outer rim, with gold tone pencil style hands fitting perfectly into the elegant and minimalist watch face. A day-date window can be seen at the 3 O'clock position, with the date being quickly adjusted by repeatedly pulling the crown. Said crown is original and bears the Omega logo.
The watch is powered by a high quality Omega Calibre 751, an automatic movement with 24 jewels and sweep seconds hand. It has been fully serviced and is keeping time perfectly. All of this is kept safe by a screw-in back which bears the Observatory of Geneva medallion. The watch comes fitted to a brand new black leather strap with alligator grain, ready to wear.
The example sold here has been worn throughout its life, but is still in lovely condition considering its age. You will find some slight marks on the case when closely examining the watch. Said case is unpolished and therefore in original shape, with fairly sharp edges. The crystal is brand new, but bears no Omega hallmark in the center. Underneath said crystal, the dial is almost spotless with no real deterioration to speak of. There is one spot above the 'C' of 'Constellation'. Please study the pictures in this listing well: they show the watch in the condition that it is in, with no digital enhancements to make it look better than it is. We are sure that you like honesty, and so do we. Functionally, the watch has been serviced prior to sale and is working perfectly.
The watch comes without any paperwork or original box, but evidently we will provide a generic box to ship it to the buyer safe and sound. The item ships from Belgium and will be securely packaged and dispatched using the local postal service (BPost).
