Omega Constellation Manhattan 398.0864 Cal 1422 glass replacement

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Hi !
Ive been looking for glass replacement for my Omega Constellation ref 398.0864 cal 1422. Been trying to find elsewhere with no luck. Looks like hard to find as it have bezel printed inside on the glass.
But im still hoping to find one to buy.
Any advice is highly appreciated.
Cheers

 
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It's just a plain sapphire glass - nothing printed on it.

062SN5071 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D25 H0.8
 
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It's just a plain sapphire glass - nothing printed on it.

062SN5071 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D25 H0.8
Hi ! Thank you for your answer!
But correct me if i wrong, the reference that you kindly share is for model with metal bezel which holds glass D25 in( picture one for reference), when on my one the glass goes on top of the gasket and held down by the glass. You can even see the gasket through missing part of the glass on the picture two

 
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I used the numbers you provided - that number is for a different watch than yours then. Can you provide another case back number, reference number, or serial number?
 
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I used the numbers you provided - that number is for a different watch than yours then. Can you provide another case back number, reference number, or serial number?
Thank you for prompt response. So this is the only numbers i can see on it

 
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Okay - I used the bracelet to get to a bunch of different watches, and I think I found yours. The case number is 055ST1980136, so inside the case back there will likely be 1980 136. You would need to verify that to be sure the information I'm giving you is correct.

On this model there are 2 crystals - one that covers the dial and one that acts as the bezel.

The first crystal that covers the dial is the same one I listed above - 062SN5071 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D25 H0.8.

The second one that goes over that, and is held by the claws, is:

062SZ0556001 - GLASS SAPPHIRE TRANSF D31.5 H0.8

That number is a subassembly of a crystal and a titanium ring.

062SN0556 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D31.5 H0.8

076TI0120 - RING TITANIUM

To be honest, I don't know what these models go for, but my impression is that they are not terribly sought after on the open market. The second crystal subassembly is around $500 US, which might be more than the watch is even worth, so just something to consider. Of course if the watch has sentimental value, that's a different thing...

The chances of you finding this crystal assembly out on the open market is, I imagine, very slim, but the part numbers should help you look at least.
 
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Okay - I used the bracelet to get to a bunch of different watches, and I think I found yours. The case number is 055ST1980136, so inside the case back there will likely be 1980 136. You would need to verify that to be sure the information I'm giving you is correct.

On this model there are 2 crystals - one that covers the dial and one that acts as the bezel.

The first crystal that covers the dial is the same one I listed above - 062SN5071 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D25 H0.8.

The second one that goes over that, and is held by the claws, is:

062SZ0556001 - GLASS SAPPHIRE TRANSF D31.5 H0.8

That number is a subassembly of a crystal and a titanium ring.

062SN0556 - GLASS SAPPHIRE D31.5 H0.8

076TI0120 - RING TITANIUM

To be honest, I don't know what these models go for, but my impression is that they are not terribly sought after on the open market. The second crystal subassembly is around $500 US, which might be more than the watch is even worth, so just something to consider. Of course if the watch has sentimental value, that's a different thing...

The chances of you finding this crystal assembly out on the open market is, I imagine, very slim, but the part numbers should help you look at least.
Thanks a lot for the information! Well, ill keep trying to find one, but 500 usd yeah... its quite pricey.
Thank you again.