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In our constantly changing world, it is a wonder when a watchmaking company has a long history of operating. The longevity of a watch series is even more surprising. Omega miraculously managed to do both things. The company was founded in 1848, and the Omega Constellation series has been popular since 1952. The secret of the long-lasting popularity of the collection is quite simple. The design of the watches is constantly updated, and new models often join the Omega Constellation family.
The watch to join the collection in 2007 was the Omega Constellation Quartz Chronograph. The timepiece was launched to celebrate the collaboration between the brand and one of the world golf events, the Mission Hills World Cup.
The Omega Constellation Quartz Chronograph is available in two versions – either in red gold or in titanium. The cases of both versions feature the signature “claws” of the Constellation series, first introduced in 1982. The version in red gold comes with a lacquer-coated bezel, while the bezel of the sportier titanium version of the timepiece is rubber-coated.
The dial of both models has an interesting colour and structure – it was blackened by PVD coating. The black dial is a perfect background for two counters at 3 and 6 o’clock, forming a figure of eight. The dial of the Omega Constellation Quartz Chronograph also features a date display window between 4 and 5 o’clock. The hour markers and the Dauphine style hands of the watch are coated with Super-Luminova to ensure that that the watch will be glowing brightly even in the dark.
Keeping up the sporty spirit of the design, Omega offers the timepiece with a black rubber strap.