Omega: Constellation Chronometer — The 70s Integrated Icon

The Omega Constellation is a masterwork of architectural watchmaking. Known for its "Officially Certified Chronometer" status, this model represents the pinnacle of Omega’s mechanical precision during the 1970s, wrapped in a distinctive geometric aesthetic that remains a favorite among vintage enthusiasts. Produced in the 1970s, this Constellation features a high-grade automatic movement designed to meet the rigorous standards of the COSC (Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute). It reflects a time when Omega’s "TV-dial" designs set the trend for bold, industrial elegance. The 37 x 42 mm stainless steel case is a standout feature, utilizing a softened square silhouette that provides a powerful presence on the wrist. With a remarkably slim 9 mm profile, the watch maintains a sophisticated, flat fit despite its substantial dimensions. The dial showcases a refined silver linen-textured finish that provides depth and character. It is accented by applied silver-and-black indices, a fr