Another very popular Constellation reference from the 60s: in this iteration, we still find the usual aspects that made this reference so popular: the pie pan, cross hair, silver brushed dial, paired with the iconic dauphine hands and onyx indexes.
Differently than other references, the lugs are thinner here, leaving more space for the dial to pop out.
This example dates back to 1963 and comes with its original beads of rice bracelet, with the end links reference “70” stamped.
It is powered by the chronometer rated caliber 561, one of the most solid and famous movements Omega ever made.
Overall the conditions are very good, the case is in great shape and although the dial shows a scratch to the left side and some minor spotting, I would still consider it a clean, honest example of a watch that aged very well.
Together with the purchase, you receive a one-year warranty and a Timegrapher report showing amplitude, rate, and beat error, proof of its mechanical health.
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