Omega Constellation Chronometer 166.059

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The Omega Constellation Chronometer was the first Omega to feature an integrated bracelet and case and was the first of the Constellation's "Integral" line. This model, reference 166.059 169.047 was introduced in 1969 and is also known as the TV watch, as the shape of the case resembled a period television. Crafted exclusively from heavy solid 18k yellow gold  ; case, bracelet and dial (marked OM), our example weighs 143g, and is presented in outstanding condition, with zero wear to the brushed and lined clasp, and strong case which shows little sign of over polishing which is typical to this model. The bracelet will fit a wrist of 195mm and shows no stretch. Our Omega represents extraordinary value for money given the weight in gold, and reliability of the chronometer movement, and exudes retro luxury. The cal1001 movement has a 33154296 serial dating our example to approx 1971.