hi thanks for let me join this forum i recently find this Constellation i did a good search over the web i havent found not enough info about it is a 14k pink gold capped the original crown is missing but have good replacement (pink gold) the back plate have the constellation logo in pink gold too. is a cal.561, 5 position keeps time very well case ref.168.018 is from around the 60s will glad to know more info about thanks again for your help
uhmm, very unique type of Constellation ... Why the Rose Gold cap doesn't appear in it lugs ? according to Desmond's database : BA 168.0018 is a Connie with 18 K Rose Gold CMIIW
Is it my eyesight or do I see rose gold plaque on the lugs? This is not non hidden crown version....less common that the gold gold models. Nice even patina on the dial too. Have you got some pics of the movement? Cheers desmond
The rose gold cap is on the lugs - the lighting and reflection may be throwing the appearance off. Cool watch.
hi thanks for all your reply here are a couple of more pics ,movement backplate etc you can see the in the movement numeration and the caliber the lugs are rose gold capped too the pics dont help to much BA 168.0018 is 168.018 dont have too zeros anyone knows the exact year or this omega thxs again for your time and for sharing your knowledgment
I have to commend you on your photography, often we get new members posting blurry pictures of watches in the dark or low resolution, yours are well lit, in perfect focus and of enough size to be able to see exactly what's going on.
Yes, a 26 million serial would date the watch to around 1968. Yours is a cal 564 as I was thinking when looking at those nice fat onyx markers .