The Omega Constellation collection has been an iconic line representing Omega's precision, Elegance and technical innovation since its first launch in 1952. It has a history of over 70 years, Showing Omega's chronometric records and design innovations. The name 'Constellation' signifies astronomical accuracy and Omega's technical heritage, And the Geneva Observatory and eight stars engraved on the caseback symbolize Omega's precision records in the International Chronometer Competitions from 1933 to 1952.
The Omega Constellation '95 1512.40.00 features a stainless steel case and bracelet, And a compact size of 33.5mm. The blue dial features three-dimensional bar-type indexes that add a touch of luxury. The bezel features Roman numerals, The symbol of Omega Constellation, And a date window at 3 o'clock for added practicality.
The movement is equipped with Omega Caliber 1532 quartz, Boasting excellent precision, And the sapphire crystal glass, 50m water resistance, And steel sliding clasp provide excellent durability and wearability. The case back is engraved with the Geneva Observatory and eight stars, Which are the symbols of Constellation, Reminding us of Omega's technical heritage, And the unisex design that can be worn by both men and women is recommended for those who want the classicism and practicality characteristic of vintage Omega.

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