Hi everyone, I've recently posted my omega constellation to help me identify it, but as I didn't open it to see the inside I couldn't know what reference number and calibre it had.

Now I've been researching and found out it has a reference number 198.0062 and a calibre 1012 movement, since I found three more watches like it, one even with a black dial. I wanted to know more about the reference number, since what I've read about omega reference numbers says that the number 9 corresponds to an electronic movement and not to an automatic one. I'm 100% sure it's a genuine Constellation, but that number puzzles me, and wish if you could help me with it, thank you all

 

Google is your friend, use it...

 

Oh that's great, thanks. But another doubt I have is the reference number, since it has a 9 and 9 corresponds to an electronicmovement, but mine is an automatic. Am I wrong in that or what I've read is false information?

 

One thing about Omega is there can be exceptions to any rule.

 

Well, that's great to know! You have cleared all my doubts about my watch, thank you very much!