Omega Constellation Marine Chronometer Megaquartz Patina Produced in three limited executions

Produced in three limited executions — 800 in steel

Tudor expanded the Black Bay collection with the release of the Black Bay 32 — a sibling to the wildly popular BB36 that downsized the entire package without losing a beat

horizontal “teak” luminous dial with matching handset

you read that correctly

And it was released all the way back in 1982

Omega Constellation Marine Chronometer Megaquartz Patina Produced in three limited executionsThe Constellation was once Omegas flagship model. A contemporary of the Speedmaster Professional, Seamaster 300, Railmaster and DeVille, the 'Connie' was top dog. Over the years Omega produced many different Constellatios in a wide variety of case shapes and dials. The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of references housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets, a departure from their more traditional dressy