VS Factory’s SBF has finally released the new Constellation, matching the original design. This updated Constellation features a ceramic bezel for a more contemporary, youthful look. OR Factory also makes Constellation models, and the craftsmanship of the two factories is roughly on par. Ultimately, the main competitive barrier lies in movements. VS Factory has secured an exclusive supply agreement for custom Dandong movements. No other manufacturer has been willing to invest the funds to develop equivalent calibers, so for now, VS dominates this segment. The case size has been increased to 41 mm to follow current trends. Read on for the full details:
Newly styled sword-shaped hands, Omega’s first watch with a blue ceramic bezel.
Restyled sword-shaped hands feature a slimmer profile and are coated with luminous material.
The Constellation is inherently a luxury dress watch. Its blue dial features a sunburst pattern radiating outwards from the five‑pointed Constellation star emblem positioned above the 6 o’clock marker, producing a striking sunray effect under light.
The blue dial is adorned with a sunburst pattern radiating outward from the Constellation five-pointed star emblem above the 6 o’clock position, creating a prominent sunray finish under light.
A signature trait of the Constellation is the four griffes on the bezel, which greatly elevate its overall aesthetic. The biggest highlight is the polished blue ceramic bezel, the first of its kind in Omega Constellation history.
The four signature griffes stand out prominently against the brushed matte finish of the watch case.
Sporty new Omega Constellation rubber strap features a rubber base with cowhide leather overlay on the outer side. It delivers the premium look of a leather strap while retaining the water and sweat resistance of rubber.
This new sport-style strap for the Omega Constellation has a rubber base with cowhide leather on the exterior. It boasts the premium aesthetic of a leather strap while maintaining the water and sweat resistance of rubber.
