The authenticity of the watch has been checked and certified by Sebastian, who is one of Sweden's leading watch experts.

This 1995 Omega Constellation Ref. 1512.30 in stainless steel is presented in very good condition, with light scratches to the case and bracelet. Featuring a Roman numeral bezel, white dial, silver-tone hands and markers, and a date window at 3 o'clock, it is a refined choice for the office or smart evening occasions.

Q: Is this Omega Constellation automatic or quartz?
A: Reference 1512.30 is generally associated with a mid-1990s quartz Omega Constellation, so it is typically battery-powered rather than automatic. That means easy everyday wear, accurate timekeeping, and no winding.

Q: How will I know when the battery needs replacing?
A: On Omega quartz models using calibre 1532, the end-of-battery indicator is commonly shown by the seconds hand jumping in 4-second intervals. If you notice that behaviour, it is best to arrange a battery change with a qualified watchmaker or authorised service centre.

Q: What size does 34 mm wear like on the wrist?
A: This watch is listed at approximately 34 mm, which wears as a refined, classic size rather than a large modern sports watch. It is a versatile option for buyers who prefer an elegant, understated look.

Q: Will the bracelet fit my wrist?
A: The bracelet perimeter for this specific watch is listed at approximately 16.5 cm. If your wrist is larger than that, you may need extra links or another fitting solution for the best comfort.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: This piece is graded Very Good Condition, with light scratches noted on the case and bracelet. That level of wear is typical for a vintage stainless steel watch from the 1990s, and the photos should be reviewed closely for the exact cosmetic appearance.

Q: Is it water-resistant?
A: This reference family is commonly associated with modest everyday water resistance, but with any vintage watch, water resistance should never be assumed unless it has been recently pressure-tested. We recommend treating it with care around water.

Q: Does it have a date function and scratch-resistant crystal?
A: Yes. This style is known for a date window at 3 o'clock, and this reference family is generally associated with a sapphire crystal, which is highly scratch-resistant. As with any pre-owned watch, exact condition should always be judged from the individual piece offered for sale.

Q: Does this watch come with box, papers, or other product information?
A: This listing notes no additional product information. Please rely on the product information section on this page for exactly what is included with the watch.

Q: How do you authenticate this watch?
A: Every item at A Retro Tale is reviewed by specialists who examine details such as materials, construction, finishing, dial layout, serial and reference details, and overall consistency with the model. We stand behind the authenticity of every item we sell.

Q: How should I care for a vintage Omega Constellation?
A: Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth, avoid perfume, solvents, and prolonged moisture, and store it in a dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. For long-term reliability, periodic servicing by a reputable watch specialist is recommended.

Q: Is this Omega Constellation automatic or quartz?
A: Reference 1512.30 is generally associated with a mid-1990s quartz Omega Constellation, so it is typically battery-powered rather than automatic. That means easy everyday wear, accurate timekeeping, and no winding.

Q: How will I know when the battery needs replacing?
A: On Omega quartz models using calibre 1532, the end-of-battery indicator is commonly shown by the seconds hand jumping in 4-second intervals. If you notice that behaviour, it is best to arrange a battery change with a qualified watchmaker or authorised service centre.

Q: What size does 34 mm wear like on the wrist?
A: This watch is listed at approximately 34 mm, which wears as a refined, classic size rather than a large modern sports watch. It is a versatile option for buyers who prefer an elegant, understated look.

Q: Will the bracelet fit my wrist?
A: The bracelet perimeter for this specific watch is listed at approximately 16.5 cm. If your wrist is larger than that, you may need extra links or another fitting solution for the best comfort.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: This piece is graded Very Good Condition, with light scratches noted on the case and bracelet. That level of wear is typical for a vintage stainless steel watch from the 1990s, and the photos should be reviewed closely for the exact cosmetic appearance.

Q: Is it water-resistant?
A: This reference family is commonly associated with modest everyday water resistance, but with any vintage watch, water resistance should never be assumed unless it has been recently pressure-tested. We recommend treating it with care around water.

Q: Does it have a date function and scratch-resistant crystal?
A: Yes. This style is known for a date window at 3 o'clock, and this reference family is generally associated with a sapphire crystal, which is highly scratch-resistant. As with any pre-owned watch, exact condition should always be judged from the individual piece offered for sale.

Q: Does this watch come with box, papers, or other product information?
A: This listing notes no additional product information. Please rely on the product information section on this page for exactly what is included with the watch.

Q: How do you authenticate this watch?
A: Every item at A Retro Tale is reviewed by specialists who examine details such as materials, construction, finishing, dial layout, serial and reference details, and overall consistency with the model. We stand behind the authenticity of every item we sell.

Q: How should I care for a vintage Omega Constellation?
A: Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth, avoid perfume, solvents, and prolonged moisture, and store it in a dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. For long-term reliability, periodic servicing by a reputable watch specialist is recommended.