No. 792 / Omega Constellation - 1973 Universal Geneve

No. 792 / Omega Constellation - 1973 Universal GeneveOmega Constellation C Line Chronometer 1973 Intro This Omega Constellation from 1973 is one of the last C Line being in production. It features a beautiful grey dial and classic brush bezel. It is powered by the Caliber 1011 automatic movement, known for its reliability and convenient quickset date function, allowing rapid adjustment via the crown. Story In 1959, Omega asked Grald Genta (yes, the Grald Genta of Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak fame) to

Instead of the often seen "KS" logo at six o'clock

the Flagship ushered in a more modern approach to using model lines to market watches

This Omega Constellation Chronometer C-Line from 1973 features a finely executed vertical brushed dial

the Omega Constellation is the brand’s flagship dress line

while inside beats a high-precision column-wheel movement—the mark of serious chronograph craftsmanship

Because of their general use

was "the world's most accurate watch

ACCURACY 18 Sec

45KS Hi-Beat

Center Second

This Omega Constellation from 1971 is one of the last C-Line models still in production

Original Pocket Watch Box