Today we have an ultra-rare example in white gold with a very special five-link bracelet.

In 1952, Omega unveiled its top-of-the-range dress watch, the Constellation. Truly the ‘star’ of the brand’s dress watches, they were marketed as very special watches and were fitted with the brand’s most precise movements. 

This watch is cased in a 36 mm white gold C-form( Designed By Gerald Genta ) case with recessed winding crown and fine reeded bezel.

We believe that case is completely unpolished, remaining sharp with good even lugs. The no-lume linen dial features black text nicely complemented by black enamel hour markers and matching hands.
The dial states the chronometer rating. The watch is fitted with a rare and interesting white gold five-link spring loaded bracelet stamped 368.828/ 1093.

This beautiful watch comes with a wallet and an Omega guarantee paper, written in Arabic, stating a sale in 1979 and an Omega booklet. The movement has been fully serviced by our watchmaker.

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Specifications:

- Omega Constellation
- 36 mm 18kt white gold case
- Linen-effect dial with black-top markers
- Day and date feature
- Automatic chronometer movement
- Serial mvmt 261xxxxx dating to the end of the 1960s
- White gold five-link sprung bracelet
- Papers and booklet
- Fully serviced by our watchmaker
- One-year mechanical warranty
- Includes a handmade leather watch pouch
- Free worldwide Fedex Priority shipping

This watch has been certified at Certifiwatch under