Since its launch in 1952, The Omega Constellation collection has been an iconic line representing Omega’s precision, Elegance and technical innovation. With a history spanning over 70 years, It showcases Omega’s chronometric records and design innovations. The name “Constellation” is a reference to astronomical precision and Omega’s technical heritage. The Geneva Observatory and eight stars engraved on the caseback symbolize Omega’s eight precision records in international chronometer competitions, Including two world records set at the Kew-Teddington Observatory in England in 1933 and 1936, And six victories in the wristwatch category at the Geneva Observatory between 1945 and 1952.
The Omega Constellation 131.20.39.20.02.002 is a men’s automatic dress watch with a 39 mm stainless steel and 18K yellow gold two-tone case and integrated bracelet. The iconic Constellation design is completed by the signature lugs, Case-side claws, And yellow gold bezel with Roman numerals.
The dial is silver-colored, And the 18K yellow gold hands and indexes, Omega logo, And Constellation Star are set. The date window is placed at 6 o'clock, Adding practicality and balance, And the sapphire crystal glass is applied to improve durability and readability. As a dress watch that combines traditional elegance with modern materials and technology, It is recommended for those who want a classic yet unique watch.

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