Omega Constellation Pie Pan 18K/SS ref. 168.005 de 1966

Omega began using the name "Constellation" in 1952 to denote their officially certified wrist chronometers. The 28.1 mm in diameter and 5.4 mm thick movement passed the official chronometer tests with great success. Its robustness, reliability, and precision led Omega to produce the Constellation in large quantities. This model was also the first mass-produced wrist chronometer made by Omega.

This watch is distinguishable by its solid gold medallion on the back cover of the watch, which bears the seal of the Geneva Observatory, an emblem associated with Constellation watches to this day.

Brand: Omega
Model: Constellation Pie-Pan
Reference: 168.005
Year of Manufacture: 1966
Serial Number: 23880735
Material: 18K gold, gold-plated steel and steel
Dimensions: 34mm
Crystal Material: Mineral crystal "logo in the center"
Luminous Material: Tritium on hands
Caliber: 561
Type of Movement: Automatic
Bracelet Size: 18mm
Bracelet: Omega
Box/Papers: No
Mechanical Functioning Guarantee: 6 Months

Comments: Loose end-links on the bracelet.