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Omega Constellation

Omega Constellation in brief

The Constellation was introduced in 1952 as a series carrying Omega's most precise movements. The observatory and stars relief on the case back refers to the model's precision heritage.

The "Manhattan" design that arrived in 1982 gave the family its present face: the claws on either side of the bezel that hold the crystal, and a bracelet with half-moon links integrated with the case. With both ladies' and men's models, mostly in diamonds and two-tone metals, it is an elegant family.

Common references and sizes

Ladies' models are mostly 25, 28 and 29 mm; men's models come with 39 and 41 mm cases. Alongside the automatic models, there are also slim-cased quartz versions.

Sample references currently in stock

  • 131.10.25.60.02.002
  • 131.10.25.60.52.001
  • 131.10.25.60.53.001
  • 131.10.28.60.01.001
  • 131.10.28.60.02.002
  • 131.10.28.60.03.001
  • 131.10.28.60.03.002
  • 131.10.28.60.05.001

Which Omega Constellation suits you?

Case sizes and material options based on the models in the catalog. Tap a size to see the models in that size.

Case size

  • Small (34 mm and under)

    83 models

    Looks elegant on slim wrists and under a shirt cuff; classic ladies' sizes fall in this group too.

  • Medium (35–39 mm)

    20 models

    The classic size: balanced on most wrists, suited to both everyday and dressy wear.

  • Large (40–42 mm)

    17 models

    Today's most common men's size; noticeable on the wrist without being excessive.

Which size fits your wrist? Wrist size guide

Material

  • Steel and gold

    54 models

    The durability of steel with the warmth of gold; classic and eye-catching.

  • Steel

    46 models

    The most durable and understated option for everyday wear.

  • Gold

    19 models

    Yellow, rose or white gold: a more formal look through its weight and color.

  • Platinum

    1 models

    The heaviest and rarest precious metal; a quiet luxury with its understated look.

Omega Constellation models in stock

120 models in stock now

All Omega Constellation models (120)

Frequently asked questions

Is the Constellation quartz or automatic?

Both exist. Quartz is common in the small ladies' models; the automatic models carry a Co-Axial Master Chronometer movement.

Are the claws functional?

On today's models they are more of a design signature; they make the Constellation recognizable at first glance.

Which size suits me?

28–29 mm is balanced on a woman's wrist and 39 mm on a man's; 41 mm gives a more noticeable presence.

Which case sizes does the Omega Constellation come in?

The catalog currently has case sizes of 25, 28, 29, 34, 36, 39, 39.4, 41 mm. Our wrist size guide makes it easy to see which one fits your wrist.

Can I take a closer look at Omega Constellation models before buying?

Yes. You can message us on WhatsApp for extra photos and a video of the model, or book a live video presentation to examine the watch in real time.