Omega Constellation Square

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Hello friends. I'm considering buying this watch, but I couldn't find it on Omega's website. Has this watch ever been produced? Is this watch an original watch?
 
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Appears genuine but will need MUCH better photos for evaluation.
 
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Yes, that is a genuine Omega movement.
 
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It's marked inside the case back.
 
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Note this is one of the few Automatic Constellations that was not chronometer rated. Don't overpay, it wont be an easy sell if you get bored. None of the usual things that make a vintage Connie desirable apply here...
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Note this is one of the few Automatic Constellations that was not chronometer rated. Don't overpay, it wont be an easy sell if you get bored. None of the usual things that make a vintage Connie desirable apply here...
Note this is one of the few Automatic Constellations that was not chronometer rated. Don't overpay, it wont be an easy sell if you get bored. None of the usual things that make a vintage Connie desirable apply here...
Thank you for your valuable comment.
.I paid 440 usd for this watch. What do you think about the price
 
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Thank you for your valuable comment.
.I paid 440 usd for this watch. What do you think about the price
Doesn't sound too bad if it runs ok. If it doesn't you will need to add to that total but hopefully not.
 
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Doesn't sound too bad if it runs ok. If it doesn't you will need to add to that total but hopefully not.
Where can I buy this watch online? how much should i pay
 
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I thought you already paid $440? maybe there is a translation issue here. I have no idea where you would to to buy it, it is rare, but rare doesn't always mean valuable. If it is running well, $440 sounds OK for that to me. No working Omega in decent condition would ever go much below $400 really.
 
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I thought you already paid $440? maybe there is a translation issue here. I have no idea where you would to to buy it, it is rare, but rare doesn't always mean valuable. If it is running well, $440 sounds OK for that to me. No working Omega in decent condition would ever go much below $400 really.
yes i paid but i have the option to cancel
 
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Well if you like it and if it is running OK then it is an OK deal. If it is not running OK and has issues it most certainly isn't a good deal. It could cost maybe $200+ to service, maybe more, and I can't ever see it selling for much more than $5-600 even if perfect. Just my opinion of course!
 
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Well if you like it and if it is running OK then it is an OK deal. If it is not running OK and has issues it most certainly isn't a good deal. It could cost maybe $200+ to service, maybe more, and I can't ever see it selling for much more than $5-600 even if perfect. Just my opinion of course!
Thanks to the information you provided, I learned about omegas. Thank you
 
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IMO no Omega priced 400 would have been serviced, and any watch you are buying without clear proof of service would need one to be sure the movement will run smoothly for the next years to go; so you may be prepared to pay for a service once you have bought it.