"The Constellation Observatory collection spans nine different models. Five are executed in precious metal; the rest are in steel. All feature an exhibition case back, which gives you a closer look at two new calibers: the 8914 and 8915."
"Gone are the griffes (or claws) that defined later Constellation models. In their place, you've got a dodecagonal pie-pan dial, in which the outer edge slopes downward toward the minute track, alongside kite-shaped indices."
"The new movements might just be the stars of the show. They are, after all, the very first two-hand movements to achieve Master Chronometer certification after testing at the Laboratoire de Précision using new acoustic methodology."
Omega has launched the Constellation Observatory collection, inspired by mid-century designs. The collection features a dodecagonal pie-pan dial, kite-shaped indices, and new hour and minute hands. It includes nine models, five in precious metal and four in steel, all with exhibition case backs showcasing new calibers 8914 and 8915. These movements are the first two-hand movements to achieve Master Chronometer certification, ensuring precision and accuracy. The collection combines stylish aesthetics with advanced watchmaking technology.
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