Omega Constellation 123.10.27.60.55.003 (RRP £3,800)

The Omega Constellation was introduced in 1952 and quickly became one of Omega’s most iconic and enduring collections. The name “Constellation” was inspired by Omega’s reputation for precision and excellence, symbolized by the star motif on the caseback. Initially, the watch was marketed as a high-precision chronometer, featuring Omega’s best movements, and became known for its exceptional accuracy and reliability.

In the 1960s, the Constellation gained further fame with the “Pie-Pan” dial design, a distinctive, angled dial that set it apart from other watches. Over the decades, the Constellation collection saw various updates in both design and technology, maintaining its status as a luxury timepiece.

In the 1980s, Omega introduced the “Manhattan” style, characterized by the signature integrated bracelet and star-shaped case. Today, the Constellation remains a celebrated model, combining elegance with Omega’s legacy of innovation and precision.