Omega Constellation Ref.795.1203 Cal.1456

" Introduced in 1952, the Constellation was created as Omega's flagship line to demonstrate peak timekeeping accuracy. Its name paid homage to the stars, while the case back bore the Geneva Observatory—symbolizing eight observatory precision records set by the brand in the mid-20th century.

In 1982, Omega revolutionized the line with the "Manhattan" design, introducing the iconic four side-claws (griffes) over the bezel. This stainless steel Reference 795.1203 carries that exact design legacy. It features a silver-white dial finished with a fine, radiating wave guilloché pattern, applied leaf-shaped dart indices, dark contrasting hands, and the signature applied Constellation star above 6 o'clock—delivering mid-century horological heritage in a sleek, integrated silhouette. "