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This Omega Constellation 33mm from 1998 pairs stainless steel and 18k yellow gold with a white dial, Roman numeral bezel and quartz movement. Presented in very good condition with light traces of use, it offers a polished vintage look for business meetings, formal occasions or elevating everyday tailoring. It comes with its box and warranty card.

Q: What size is this watch, and how does it wear on the wrist?
A: The listed case size for this piece is 33 mm. Vintage Constellation models of this style are often appreciated for their compact, elegant fit, and the integrated bracelet design helps the watch wear neatly on the wrist. This particular watch fits a 19 cm wrist or smaller.

Q: Is this Omega Constellation a quartz or automatic watch?
A: This is a quartz model from 1998. It uses Omega calibre 1532, which is battery-powered and known for slim proportions and easy day-to-day wear compared with an automatic movement.

Q: What size is this watch, and how does it wear on the wrist?
A: The listed case size for this piece is 33 mm. Vintage Constellation models of this style are often appreciated for their compact, elegant fit, and the integrated bracelet design helps the watch wear neatly on the wrist. This particular watch fits a 19 cm wrist or smaller.

Q: What are the signature design features of the Omega Constellation?
A: The Constellation is known for its distinctive integrated bracelet, Roman numeral bezel, and the four polished claws that frame the case. These details give the watch its instantly recognisable dress-sport look.

Q: Does this watch have a date function?
A: Yes. This reference includes a date display, making it practical for everyday use as well as formal wear.

Q: How long should the battery last?
A: Omega’s specification for this movement is around 25 months, although real-world battery life can vary depending on age, storage history, and use. If the seconds hand begins jumping in 4-second steps, that is typically the end-of-battery-life indicator and means the battery should be replaced soon.

Q: Is it water resistant?
A: The original model specification is 5 bar, which corresponds to 50 metres. As with any vintage watch, water resistance should never be assumed without a recent pressure test, especially if you plan to expose it to water.

Q: What crystal does this watch use?
A: This model uses a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on the inside. Sapphire is valued for its strong scratch resistance, which helps preserve clarity over time.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The watch is in Very Good condition overall, with light traces of use. The hardware remains shiny with light scratches, and the internal condition is also noted as Very Good.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: According to the product information, this watch comes with its box and warranty card. If anything else is important to you, we recommend checking the product information carefully before purchase.

Q: How often should a quartz Omega be serviced?
A: Omega recommends regular care even for quartz watches. A yearly water-resistance check is advisable, and a full service is generally recommended every 5 to 8 years depending on wear and condition.

Q: Is this Omega Constellation a quartz or automatic watch?
A: This is a quartz model from 1998. It uses Omega calibre 1532, which is battery-powered and known for slim proportions and easy day-to-day wear compared with an automatic movement.

Q: What size is this watch, and how does it wear on the wrist?
A: The listed case size for this piece is 33 mm. Vintage Constellation models of this style are often appreciated for their compact, elegant fit, and the integrated bracelet design helps the watch wear neatly on the wrist. This particular watch fits a 19 cm wrist or smaller.

Q: What are the signature design features of the Omega Constellation?
A: The Constellation is known for its distinctive integrated bracelet, Roman numeral bezel, and the four polished claws that frame the case. These details give the watch its instantly recognisable dress-sport look.

Q: Does this watch have a date function?
A: Yes. This reference includes a date display, making it practical for everyday use as well as formal wear.

Q: How long should the battery last?
A: Omega’s specification for this movement is around 25 months, although real-world battery life can vary depending on age, storage history, and use. If the seconds hand begins jumping in 4-second steps, that is typically the end-of-battery-life indicator and means the battery should be replaced soon.

Q: Is it water resistant?
A: The original model specification is 5 bar, which corresponds to 50 metres. As with any vintage watch, water resistance should never be assumed without a recent pressure test, especially if you plan to expose it to water.

Q: What crystal does this watch use?
A: This model uses a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on the inside. Sapphire is valued for its strong scratch resistance, which helps preserve clarity over time.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: The watch is in Very Good condition overall, with light traces of use. The hardware remains shiny with light scratches, and the internal condition is also noted as Very Good.

Q: What is included with this watch?
A: According to the product information, this watch comes with its box and warranty card. If anything else is important to you, we recommend checking the product information carefully before purchase.

Q: How often should a quartz Omega be serviced?
A: Omega recommends regular care even for quartz watches. A yearly water-resistance check is advisable, and a full service is generally recommended every 5 to 8 years depending on wear and condition.