Omega Constellation Shreve Crump & Low they had gone 11 years

they had gone 11 years without a World Championship title

coupled matte black dials and Tritium luminous material so desired by vintage enthusiasts with the added convenience of a hi-beat movement

Debuting a few years before the iconic Nautilus

By the time Lugrin retired and his son Marius Meylan took over in 1920

Omega Constellation Shreve Crump & Low they had gone 11 yearsWhy We Love It The Constellation was once Omegas flagship model. A contemporary of the Speedmaster Professional, Seamaster SM300, Railmaster and DeVille, the Connie was top dog known worldwide for its accuracy and high design. Throughout its years, Omega has produced many different Constellation models, with a wide variation in case shape and dial design. Perhaps the most desirable configuration amongst collectors are those featuring so called Pie Pan