Omega Constellation Two-Tone

The Constellation was once Omega’s flagship model. The Constellation is one of those Omega lines that collectors forget about—until they see a great one. Built as the brand’s precision-minded flagship, it’s all sharp design, award-winning movements, and a restrained elegance that hits harder the closer you look. This particular example, the OMEGA Constellation Reference 795.1076, dates to the 1990s and sits right in that sweet spot where Swiss brands were flirting hard with the Gerald Genta playbook—integrated bracelet, architectural case, and a look that reads equal parts dress watch and luxury sport with wide appeal. Here, you get a two-tone stainless steel and 18k yellow gold construction, paired with a classic champagne dial and the Constellation’s signature fixed bezel engraved with Roman numerals. Details are exactly what you want from a good “Connie”: applied Omega branding, cabochon-style hour markers, and luminous stick hands that keep it practical without ruining the vibe. Inside is the OMEGA Caliber 1456 quartz—reliable, accurate, and very much of its era. The caseback is closed and finished with the stamped Observatory medallion, a nod to the Constellation’s chronometry roots. Finished on its integrated two-tone bracelet and protected by a sapphire crystal, this is Omega’s ‘90s confidence in its most wearable form: sharp, understated, and currently very back in style.