Comments on: Introducing Five New 41mm Omega Constellation Watches – Now With A Meteorite Dial https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/ WristReview.com - Featuring Watch Reviews, Critiques, Reports & News Wed, 28 Feb 2024 04:29:10 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ted Oli https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19695 Wed, 28 Feb 2024 04:29:10 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19695 I already have the constellation in rose gold blue dial, beautiful watch. Not cheap but a beautiful watch, not a daily wear for me but more for dressy occasions.

]]> By: MilesBradson https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19694 Wed, 28 Feb 2024 04:27:52 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19694 👍]]> Now this is a beautiful piece that I would expect a person of refined tastes to choose. Very classy and a great movement! 👍👍

]]> By: Harlan Chapman-Green https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19528 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 07:23:47 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19528 In reply to Dante Ball.

I think if it’s your first ‘serious’ watch you should maybe consider something with more water resistance, 50m means it’s basically okay to be splashed when washing your hands but won’t be suitable for full on submergence on a regular basis. Maybe a Seamaster Aqua Terra or Seamaster 300 (not the Diver 300m) would suit better, unless you have a G Shock or something to throw on before going for a dip.

Happy hunting!

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]]> By: Harlan Chapman-Green https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19527 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 07:19:46 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19527 In reply to Vetorio Swarn.

Okay, your points seem to conflict now. You seemed to want a higher beat movement, which could end up incorporating more components thereby making it thicker, but also want a thinner watch?

That point doesn’t matter that much in all honesty as you’re quite right regarding extra components, Omega’s Co-Axial escapement adds extra components anyway so undoubtedly extra thickness, although I don’t have any statistics on that.

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]]> By: PredatorBrood https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19525 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 04:08:16 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19525 i would 100% buy it though not for 9k. Of course the gold models aren't even in this price discussion.]]> In reply to i-Hacker.

I’d buy it for $4500 last price 😂 i would 100% buy it though not for 9k. Of course the gold models aren’t even in this price discussion.

]]> By: Angelsfondx-13 https://wristreview.com/introducing-five-new-41mm-omega-constellation-watches-now-with-a-meteorite-dial/#comment-19523 Tue, 20 Feb 2024 04:01:26 +0000 https://wristreview.com/?p=59980#comment-19523 Ok, the meteorite dials are very cool. Wonderful watch for a celebration. A perfect OMEGA.

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