OMEGA CONSTELLATION AUTOMATIC Bracelet watch in 18K (750 thousandths) gold, gold dial, gold applique hour markers, black wire hands, date at three o'clock. Back in 18K (750 thousandths) gold decorated with the observatory medallion, inside signed Omega, reference 568011, made by Wenger (clé de Genève 1). Self-winding mechanical movement signed Omega, calibre 682, numbered 26266697. 18K (750 thousandths) gold brick link bracelet signed Omega, ratchet clasp signed with Omega logo. Movement functional at time of appraisal, but not guaranteed over time, condition of parts not guaranteed. Scratches on the glass, scratches and marks on the case, some traces of soldering on the bracelet. Swiss work circa 1968 Diameter 24 mm For a wrist size of approx. 17 cm Gross weight 62.7 g Sancy expertise Paris

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