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Omega constellation. Good to go?
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sheepdoll
·Ladies watches are an acquired taste.
They tend to be a fraction of the mens variations. There is not as much market for such.
I am also not as familiar with the more modern movements. Typically Omega movements use a beryllium copper finish. This one looks more like an ETA Swatch movement.
Best to wait and learn before rushing in.
They tend to be a fraction of the mens variations. There is not as much market for such.
I am also not as familiar with the more modern movements. Typically Omega movements use a beryllium copper finish. This one looks more like an ETA Swatch movement.
Best to wait and learn before rushing in.
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Garra661
·Ladies watches are an acquired taste.
They tend to be a fraction of the mens variations. There is not as much market for such.
I am also not as familiar with the more modern movements. Typically Omega movements use a beryllium copper finish. This one looks more like an ETA Swatch movement.
Best to wait and learn before rushing in.
What you say. Actually goes in line with what I’ve read about the 1120 movement so far.
“The Omega caliber 1120 is a movement from Omega that is, like so many other movements from Omega’s history, based on an ETA movement. More specifically, the ETA 2892-A2.
Omega has then modified the caliber to give it better performance and to make it more visually pleasing. The original ETA movement has 21 jewels, but Omega’s modified version has 23”
so atleast that seems to check out so far.
Hopefully more will chime in. Thank you.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFYea this is a modern mid-size piece ~36mm so fine for both men and women, the Cal 1120 is Omega’s main workhorse movement of the 2000’s and is very solid, accurate and reliable.
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hen
·I like it!
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Aroxx
··Sets his watchInteresting print on the dial and I like the hands. Very cool.
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Archer
··Omega Qualified WatchmakerIt looks fine, and the serial number appears to match what the watch is supposed to be.
Serial number: 80959034
Article ref: 15043500
Serial number: 80959034
Article ref: 15043500
