Inspired by the movement of the stars, Omega's iconic Constellation collection gets new models with meteorite dials.

The claws on either side of the case, the crescent facets, and the Constellation star at six o'clock are the hallmarks of the Omega collection, which draws its inspiration from the stars and now features unique dials made from the Muonionalusta meteorite, believed to be the oldest known meteorite on Earth, dating back more than 4.5 billion years. Thanks to the natural patterns of this ancient space material, each fragment is unique, and no two dials are alike.

The 25mm Constellation model features a dial made from a fragment of ferrous meteorite and treated with a rhodium-grey galvanized finish. It also features diamond hour-markers and a gold Constellation star.

FEATURES

Movement

Quartz, Omega caliber 4061, 48-month battery life.

Case

25 mm steel, yellow gold bezel and claws set with diamonds, case-back decorated with the Constellation Observatory medallion, water-resistant to 30 meters.

Dial

Grey, carved from a single piece of meteorite, diamond-set hour-markers, gold Constellation star, hour, and minute indication.

Bracelet

Steel and yellow gold, butterfly clasp.

12.200 €