OMEGA Constellation Manhattan Quartz 28mm — USD 10,500

Omega is an interesting brand on many accounts: rich in watchmaking history and significance, relatively affordable, and in competition with other significant players like Rolex or Breitling. This all makes for a fascinating mix of influences, stakes, and concepts. In its price range Omega has to of

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With today's Ultra Deep new models, I am thrilled that Omega brings to production this beast of a watch. I love to see these mechanical marvels make it to regular production, with symmetry and sans date to boot. Of course, this behemoth is not something I would buy -- I remain content with my Pelago

I bought this watch recently and all I can say is that it’s a elegant and very underrated watch

The Speedmasters and Seamasters usually get most of the attention in the Omega catalogue. The brand produces however also other interesting and successful models,like the modern Constellation. I refer to it as the modern Constellation as the name would reference to the early Constellation models fro

. . . .each decade in the last 70 years, that is. By most significant, I mean the most significant to the history of Omega. I am asking which watches changed the direction of the company and most affected its future. I don't necessarily mean a single model, but a design, a collection or a calibre. I