| Model | Omega (56361485) |
|---|---|
| Model Range | Constellation Two Tone |
| Case material | Stainless – Steel |
| Case size | 24mm |
| Gender | Female |
| Has Box | No |
| Has Papers | No |
| Strap material | Steel and Yellow Gold |
| Vintage | No |
In 1982, OMEGA launched the Constellation Manhattan, the watch that introduced the instantly-identifiable "Griffes" or claws.
OMEGA created the Constellation in 1952, focusing its image on luxury, a quality for which the model is still known today. Each watch displays an observatory symbol to represent its status as an Observatory-certified chronometer. Until the late 1960”s, the dial was shaped like an upside down pie-pan, which coined its nickname. This dial was actually named the ”douze pans” (twelve facets) and had a water resistant case available in snap and screw back. Constellation chronometers in the 300, 500, 700, and 1000 series were created in-house by OMEGA until the Swatch Group acquired the company. These movements are highly prized for their craftsmanship, making the watches very collectib
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