Omega Constellation Automatic Watch ST165.0055
This is a vintage Omega Constellation men's wristwatch featuring a stainless steel case with gold plating and a matching bracelet. The silver dial offers a classic and elegant look, complemented by a glass crystal. The watch measures approximately 35mm in diameter (excluding the crown) and has an adjustable strap that fits up to about 18cm wrist circumference. Weighing approximately 94.5g, this timepiece is powered by an automatic Caliber 1011 movement, with a daily accuracy of about 8-9 seconds when measured flat. Please note that due to its age, the watch is in a nearly non-waterproof condition, with only 3 ATM water resistance. The serial number is 33. This watch does not include any accessories or warranty documents, but it is guaranteed to operate properly due to internal mechanical inspection, with coverage for natural mechanical failures within 6 months.
Item Specifics:
| Brand | No Brand |
| Country | Japan |
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