Omega Constellation Manhattan

Omega Constellation Manhattan is available in three different sizes. Models with 25 and 28 millimeters in diameter have a precise quartz movement. The 29-millimeter diameter design is a Co-Axial Chronometer, which is an excellent quality automatic movement. The sapphire crystal case back allows a view of the power reserve with 50 hours. In addition, the valuable Swiss watch scores with an outstanding wearing comfort. The round date window at six o'clock is a special eye-catcher. The robust case of the Omega Constellation Manhattan makes this beautiful watch a companion that will stand the test of time in everyday life.

Precise and timeless - a luxury watch suitable for everyday wear

Just like other collections of the watch manufacturer, Omega Constellation Manhattan offers a lot of individuality to its owners. For example, the dial is available in six colors, ranging from the finest mother-of-pearl to models in magnificent gold. The cases of the luxury watch are also designed for different preferences and offer, for example, popular editions with stainless steel and red gold as well as yellow gold, which can also be individually set with sparkling diamonds.

Elegant and universally wearable

Compared to the fourth-generation Manhattan Chronometer, the Omega Constellation Manhattan has been significantly refined. It starts with the four narrower claws and ends with the skeletonized watch hands. The edges of the bezel are now beveled, the markings on the dial are more elegant and the crown has also been revised. Nevertheless, the luxury watch convinces with a powerful appearance. These innovative new features make the Omega Constellation Manhattan a fascinating eye-catcher and a stylish accessory for sophisticated outfits.

Outstanding watchmaking art from La-Chaux-de-Fonds

The Manhattan was first presented in 1982 and has since become a highly sought-after ladies' watch worldwide. The watch manufacturer can look back on more than 170 years of company history. The Swiss brand focused on uncompromising workmanship, appropriate materials, advanced technology and durability as early as 1848.