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·Something a bit different, Omega Constellation Double Eagle Mission Hill in Titanium, that was aimed at a more active, younger leaning buyer who wanted something with sporting credibility and wrist presence, rather than the classic Constellation customer looking for a slim gold dress watch. It came in 35mm and 41mm sizes.
It runs the Omega Calibre 3313, a self winding chronograph movement, based on the Frédéric Piguet 1285, with the Co-Axial escapement added. When released in the 2000s it was a crazy 7900usd thereabouts but available at basement prices now, as wasn’t very popular.
Not sure about future collectibility, but think it’s quite unique and flys under the radar!
It runs the Omega Calibre 3313, a self winding chronograph movement, based on the Frédéric Piguet 1285, with the Co-Axial escapement added. When released in the 2000s it was a crazy 7900usd thereabouts but available at basement prices now, as wasn’t very popular.
Not sure about future collectibility, but think it’s quite unique and flys under the radar!
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