The Golden Age of Chronometer Precision
The Omega Constellation reference 14902 SC-61 from the 1960s represents the pinnacle of Omega’s precision chronometer lineage. First launched in 1952, the Constellation line quickly became the flagship collection for the manufacture, symbolizing technical excellence, high finishing standards, and world-class accuracy. This 1960s reference encapsulates that celebrated golden era with an iconic design language highly coveted by vintage horology purists.
Distinctive Pie-Pan Geometry
This timepiece is highlighted by its iconic “Pie-Pan” dial, characterized by a faceted multi-angled edge reminiscent of an inverted baking pan. The silver-toned surface is adorned with applied golden indices, matching dauphine hands, and a framed date display at 3 o’clock, complemented by the applied Omega logo and star symbol. Encased in a robust 36 mm stainless steel case with a comfortable 10 mm profile, it pairs seamlessly with a classic black leather strap.
Automatic In-House Engineering
Powering this Constellation is the legendary in-house Omega Caliber 561 automatic movement. Celebrated as one of the finest mass-produced chronometer movements of the 20th century, this automatic caliber features a central rotor and a date complication. Combining vintage architectural charm with high-grade Swiss watchmaking heritage, this reference stands as a cornerstone addition to any serious collection.
| Position | Rate | Amplitude | Beat Error |
| Dial Up | -19 s/d | 230° | 0.2 ms |
