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“Constellation Observatory”
Two years after its establishment, Laboratoire de Précision—an independent public certification body accredited by METAS and officially recognized by the Swiss Accreditation Service (SAS)—has unveiled the latest addition to the Constellation collection. Thanks to a new acoustic testing method developed by the institution, this model has become the first two-hand watch in history to achieve Master Chronometer certification.
It features a heritage-inspired design that reinterprets the aesthetic codes that define Omega, including a 12-sided pie-pan dial, kite-shaped hour markers, dog-leg lugs, and kite-shaped indexes.
In addition, the rotor of the newly developed caliber is adorned with an observatory medallion, a design element that has been used by Omega since 1952, and can be admired through the transparent sapphire caseback.
The 39.4 mm case equipped with two new Master Chronometer calibers will be offered across nine models in total, using Omega’s proprietary Grade 4 steel alloy and Grade 5 18K gold.
Case: Diameter 39.4 mm, O-MEGA steel or 18K gold / Movement: Self-winding (Certified Chronometer and Master Chronometer), Power reserve approximately 60 hours / Price: 1,540,000–1,727,000 yen (O-MEGA steel) / 5,357,000–8,349,000 yen (18K gold)
Contacts：Omega Tel：0570-000087
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June 09, 2026
